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12:17pm Sep 15

loving the conversation! :-)

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1:27pm Sep 15

Man, it's like a ordering a textbook with mouth open at all the information one person puts on just one page...I am extremely lucky to have had Tiffany Tamaribuchi as my teacher when I started taiko. Amazing wealth of knowledge. I would love to subscribe to a "Tiffany on Taiko" podcast.

1:53pm Sep 15

Sweet holy taiko concept Art Lee! A taiko podcast!!! Is there anyone doing this? Or who has access to equipment? I know someone in Philly who has a good podcast set-up, but I'm in Philadelphia and most of the taiko talent isn't around here...

2:06pm Sep 15

Hehe, it isn't my concept, it was Stanley N Shikuma, but yes it is a great concept. We (Tokara) have a podcast on itunes, one audio and one video, though we just started and they aren't nearly as informative as Tiffany would be.

2:09pm Sep 15

You really don't need much to make a podcast. Images and video from almost any current digital camera can be melded together with a simple program like imovie, and exported as a video podcast. Or any audio program like Audacity, Sound Studio or Garageband can be used to record and create audio podcasts.

2:11pm Sep 15

Sorry Stan! I hadn't back through the full thread!

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I've been playing for 2 years and have to admit I only just found out that the concept of a Taiko ensemble was only created in 1951. I thought it was older than that. Can anyone explain where "traditional" pieces like Taiko Bayashi and Buchiawase originate from?

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Nov 24, 2018, 8:00:33 PM11/24/18

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1:27pm Sep 15

All I want for Christmas is a "Tiffany on Taiko" Podcast :)

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1:53pm Sep 15

Sweet holy taiko concept Art Lee! A taiko podcast!!! Is there anyone doing this? Or who has access to equipment? I know someone in Philly who has a good podcast set-up, but I'm in Philadelphia and most of the taiko talent isn't around here...

2:06pm Sep 15

Hehe, it isn't my concept, it was Stanley N Shikuma, but yes it is a great concept. We (Tokara) have a podcast on itunes, one audio and one video, though we just started and they aren't nearly as informative as Tiffany would be.

2:09pm Sep 15

You really don't need much to make a podcast. Images and video from almost any current digital camera can be melded together with a simple program like imovie, and exported as a video podcast. Or any audio program like Audacity, Sound Studio or Garageband can be used to record and create audio podcasts.

2:11pm Sep 15

Sorry Stan! I hadn't back through the full thread!

12:36pm Nov 24

loving the conversation! :-)

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11:45am Sep 14

I've been playing for 2 years and have to admit I only just found out that the concept of a Taiko ensemble was only created in 1951. I thought it was older than that. Can anyone explain where "traditional" pieces like Taiko Bayashi and Buchiawase originate from?

Nora Emri

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2:06pm Sep 15

Hehe, it isn't my concept, it was Stanley N Shikuma, but yes it is a great concept. We (Tokara) have a podcast on itunes, one audio and one video, though we just started and they aren't nearly as informative as Tiffany would be.

2:09pm Sep 15

You really don't need much to make a podcast. Images and video from almost any current digital camera can be melded together with a simple program like imovie, and exported as a video podcast. Or any audio program like Audacity, Sound Studio or Garageband can be used to record and create audio podcasts.

2:11pm Sep 15

Sorry Stan! I hadn't back through the full thread!

12:36pm Nov 24

loving the conversation! :-)

6:00pm Nov 24

All I want for Christmas is a "Tiffany on Taiko" Podcast :)

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11:45am Sep 14

I've been playing for 2 years and have to admit I only just found out that the concept of a Taiko ensemble was only created in 1951. I thought it was older than that. Can anyone explain where "traditional" pieces like Taiko Bayashi and Buchiawase originate from?

Nora Emri

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2:09pm Sep 15

You really don't need much to make a podcast. Images and video from almost any current digital camera can be melded together with a simple program like imovie, and exported as a video podcast. Or any audio program like Audacity, Sound Studio or Garageband can be used to record and create audio podcasts.

2:11pm Sep 15

Sorry Stan! I hadn't back through the full thread!

12:36pm Nov 24

loving the conversation! :-)

6:00pm Nov 24

All I want for Christmas is a "Tiffany on Taiko" Podcast :)

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11:45am Sep 14

I've been playing for 2 years and have to admit I only just found out that the concept of a Taiko ensemble was only created in 1951. I thought it was older than that. Can anyone explain where "traditional" pieces like Taiko Bayashi and Buchiawase originate from?

Nora Emri

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2:11pm Sep 15

Sorry Stan! I hadn't back through the full thread!

12:36pm Nov 24

loving the conversation! :-)

6:00pm Nov 24

All I want for Christmas is a "Tiffany on Taiko" Podcast :)

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I've been playing for 2 years and have to admit I only just found out that the concept of a Taiko ensemble was only created in 1951. I thought it was older than that. Can anyone explain where "traditional" pieces like Taiko Bayashi and Buchiawase originate from?

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I've been playing for 2 years and have to admit I only just found out that the concept of a Taiko ensemble was only created in 1951. I thought it was older than that. Can anyone explain where "traditional" pieces like Taiko Bayashi and Buchiawase originate from?

Nora Emri

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11:45am Sep 14

I've been playing for 2 years and have to admit I only just found out that the concept of a Taiko ensemble was only created in 1951. I thought it was older than that. Can anyone explain where "traditional" pieces like Taiko Bayashi and Buchiawase originate from?

Yasmin Friedmann

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2:06pm Sep 15

we have actually invited Tiffany Tamaribuchi at one point to give us a talk about taiko and its roots. There were explanations, demonstrations, audience participation, Hachijo, Miyake and Odaiko solos as only Tiffany can do. A live podcast. It was fantastic and we are so grateful to have had the opportunity!

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2:09pm Sep 15

You really don't need much to make a podcast. Images and video from almost any current digital camera can be melded together with a simple program like imovie, and exported as a video podcast. Or any audio program like Audacity, Sound Studio or Garageband can be used to record and create audio podcasts.

2:11pm Sep 15

Sorry Stan! I hadn't back through the full thread!

12:36pm Nov 24

loving the conversation! :-)

6:00pm Nov 24

All I want for Christmas is a "Tiffany on Taiko" Podcast :)

5:08am Nov 25

👀

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11:45am Sep 14

I've been playing for 2 years and have to admit I only just found out that the concept of a Taiko ensemble was only created in 1951. I thought it was older than that. Can anyone explain where "traditional" pieces like Taiko Bayashi and Buchiawase originate from?

Kay Fukumoto

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Nov 26, 2018, 9:50:07 AM11/26/18

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2:09pm Sep 15

Love the history discussion. Thanks Tiffany, you are a wealth of information! 👍

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2:11pm Sep 15

Sorry Stan! I hadn't back through the full thread!

12:36pm Nov 24

loving the conversation! :-)

6:00pm Nov 24

All I want for Christmas is a "Tiffany on Taiko" Podcast :)

5:08am Nov 25

👀

5:17am Nov 25

we have actually invited Tiffany Tamaribuchi at one point to give us a talk about taiko and its roots. There were explanations, demonstrations, audience participation, Hachijo, Miyake and Odaiko solos as only Tiffany can do. A live podcast. It was fantastic and we are so grateful to have had the opportunity!

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11:45am Sep 14

I've been playing for 2 years and have to admit I only just found out that the concept of a Taiko ensemble was only created in 1951. I thought it was older than that. Can anyone explain where "traditional" pieces like Taiko Bayashi and Buchiawase originate from?

Tiffany Tamaribuchi

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Nov 26, 2018, 3:45:13 PM11/26/18

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Tiffany Tamaribuchi commented on Sarah Hurst's post in Taiko Community.

2:11pm Sep 15

A reminder that some things you post on the internet never die...

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12:36pm Nov 24

loving the conversation! :-)

6:00pm Nov 24

All I want for Christmas is a "Tiffany on Taiko" Podcast :)

5:08am Nov 25

👀

5:17am Nov 25

we have actually invited Tiffany Tamaribuchi at one point to give us a talk about taiko and its roots. There were explanations, demonstrations, audience participation, Hachijo, Miyake and Odaiko solos as only Tiffany can do. A live podcast. It was fantastic and we are so grateful to have had the opportunity!

7:49am Nov 26

Love the history discussion. Thanks Tiffany, you are a wealth of information! 👍

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11:45am Sep 14

I've been playing for 2 years and have to admit I only just found out that the concept of a Taiko ensemble was only created in 1951. I thought it was older than that. Can anyone explain where "traditional" pieces like Taiko Bayashi and Buchiawase originate from?

Meg Quinn

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Nov 26, 2018, 3:59:03 PM11/26/18

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12:36pm Nov 24

Super interesting! Also, where I learn taiko (Taiwan), it’s just as Tiffany describes: pretty much zero guidance - I think in four years I have received maybe one or two pieces of direct feedback from my teachers. We just watch and learn 🙂

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6:00pm Nov 24

All I want for Christmas is a "Tiffany on Taiko" Podcast :)

5:08am Nov 25

👀

5:17am Nov 25

we have actually invited Tiffany Tamaribuchi at one point to give us a talk about taiko and its roots. There were explanations, demonstrations, audience participation, Hachijo, Miyake and Odaiko solos as only Tiffany can do. A live podcast. It was fantastic and we are so grateful to have had the opportunity!

7:49am Nov 26

Love the history discussion. Thanks Tiffany, you are a wealth of information! 👍

1:44pm Nov 26

A reminder that some things you post on the internet never die...

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11:45am Sep 14

I've been playing for 2 years and have to admit I only just found out that the concept of a Taiko ensemble was only created in 1951. I thought it was older than that. Can anyone explain where "traditional" pieces like Taiko Bayashi and Buchiawase originate from?

Karen Young

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Nov 26, 2018, 5:38:33 PM11/26/18

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6:00pm Nov 24

I would so subscribe to the monthly Tiffany podcast, someone please do that.

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5:08am Nov 25

👀

5:17am Nov 25

we have actually invited Tiffany Tamaribuchi at one point to give us a talk about taiko and its roots. There were explanations, demonstrations, audience participation, Hachijo, Miyake and Odaiko solos as only Tiffany can do. A live podcast. It was fantastic and we are so grateful to have had the opportunity!

7:49am Nov 26

Love the history discussion. Thanks Tiffany, you are a wealth of information! 👍

1:44pm Nov 26

A reminder that some things you post on the internet never die...

1:58pm Nov 26

Super interesting! Also, where I learn taiko (Taiwan), it’s just as Tiffany describes: pretty much zero guidance - I think in four years I have received maybe one or two pieces of direct feedback from my teachers. We just watch and learn 🙂

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11:45am Sep 14

I've been playing for 2 years and have to admit I only just found out that the concept of a Taiko ensemble was only created in 1951. I thought it was older than that. Can anyone explain where "traditional" pieces like Taiko Bayashi and Buchiawase originate from?

Tiffany Tamaribuchi

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Nov 26, 2018, 8:42:55 PM11/26/18

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Tiffany Tamaribuchi commented on Sarah Hurst's post in Taiko Community.

5:08am Nov 25

Someone...? 🤷🏻‍♂️who, tho...🤐 I totally flaked on Tyrone already.

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5:17am Nov 25

we have actually invited Tiffany Tamaribuchi at one point to give us a talk about taiko and its roots. There were explanations, demonstrations, audience participation, Hachijo, Miyake and Odaiko solos as only Tiffany can do. A live podcast. It was fantastic and we are so grateful to have had the opportunity!

7:49am Nov 26

Love the history discussion. Thanks Tiffany, you are a wealth of information! 👍

1:44pm Nov 26

A reminder that some things you post on the internet never die...

1:58pm Nov 26

Super interesting! Also, where I learn taiko (Taiwan), it’s just as Tiffany describes: pretty much zero guidance - I think in four years I have received maybe one or two pieces of direct feedback from my teachers. We just watch and learn 🙂

3:38pm Nov 26

I would so subscribe to the monthly Tiffany podcast, someone please do that.

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11:45am Sep 14

I've been playing for 2 years and have to admit I only just found out that the concept of a Taiko ensemble was only created in 1951. I thought it was older than that. Can anyone explain where "traditional" pieces like Taiko Bayashi and Buchiawase originate from?

Tyrone Nakawatase

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Nov 26, 2018, 9:11:10 PM11/26/18

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Tyrone Nakawatase

5:17am Nov 25

Your still on the list Tiffany Tamaribuchi, you don't get off that easy! Hahahaha!

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7:49am Nov 26

Love the history discussion. Thanks Tiffany, you are a wealth of information! 👍

1:44pm Nov 26

A reminder that some things you post on the internet never die...

1:58pm Nov 26

Super interesting! Also, where I learn taiko (Taiwan), it’s just as Tiffany describes: pretty much zero guidance - I think in four years I have received maybe one or two pieces of direct feedback from my teachers. We just watch and learn 🙂

3:38pm Nov 26

I would so subscribe to the monthly Tiffany podcast, someone please do that.

6:40pm Nov 26

Someone...? 🤷🏻‍♂️who, tho...🤐 I totally flaked on Tyrone already.

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11:45am Sep 14

I've been playing for 2 years and have to admit I only just found out that the concept of a Taiko ensemble was only created in 1951. I thought it was older than that. Can anyone explain where "traditional" pieces like Taiko Bayashi and Buchiawase originate from?

Jacob Derksen

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Jacob Derksen

7:49am Nov 26

Great thread and thanks tons for "geeking out", Tiffany-san. We're all the better for it. :)

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1:44pm Nov 26

A reminder that some things you post on the internet never die...

1:58pm Nov 26

Super interesting! Also, where I learn taiko (Taiwan), it’s just as Tiffany describes: pretty much zero guidance - I think in four years I have received maybe one or two pieces of direct feedback from my teachers. We just watch and learn 🙂

3:38pm Nov 26

I would so subscribe to the monthly Tiffany podcast, someone please do that.

6:40pm Nov 26

Someone...? 🤷🏻‍♂️who, tho...🤐 I totally flaked on Tyrone already.

Tyrone Nakawatase

7:10pm Nov 26

Your still on the list Tiffany Tamaribuchi, you don't get off that easy! Hahahaha!

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11:45am Sep 14

I've been playing for 2 years and have to admit I only just found out that the concept of a Taiko ensemble was only created in 1951. I thought it was older than that. Can anyone explain where "traditional" pieces like Taiko Bayashi and Buchiawase originate from?

Pam Vellutini

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Nov 27, 2018, 1:03:52 AM11/27/18

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Pam Vellutini

1:44pm Nov 26

Wow, it's such fun to read this 7 year old thread. So much information. Thank you Tiffany Tamaribuchi.

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1:58pm Nov 26

Super interesting! Also, where I learn taiko (Taiwan), it’s just as Tiffany describes: pretty much zero guidance - I think in four years I have received maybe one or two pieces of direct feedback from my teachers. We just watch and learn 🙂

3:38pm Nov 26

I would so subscribe to the monthly Tiffany podcast, someone please do that.

6:40pm Nov 26

Someone...? 🤷🏻‍♂️who, tho...🤐 I totally flaked on Tyrone already.

Tyrone Nakawatase

7:10pm Nov 26

You're still on the list Tiffany Tamaribuchi, you don't get off that easy! Hahahaha!

Jacob Derksen

7:12pm Nov 26

Great thread and thanks tons for "geeking out", Tiffany-san. We're all the better for it. :)

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