Keiji Haino | Clocktower Gallery & Radio

Radio Show

Hosted by Kazue Kobata

Originally aired 10/20/11

From her series of live concerts recorded at the artist-run Plan B in Tokyo, Kazue Kobata presents Ryuichi Ohata and Kazumi Nikaido, two guitar-singing singer-songwriters on the rise.

Radio Show

Our Correspondents: Tokyo

Tristan Honzinger, Shuichi Chino, and Ryuichi Daijo

Hosted by Kazue Kobata

Originally aired 2/4/08

Kazue Kobata, Tokyo Correspondent, hosts as Tristan Honzinger, Shuichi Chino, and Ryuichi Daijo join forces for the second time in a two hour concert at Tokyo's Plan B. This infinitely complicated gig requires listeners' full attention.

Radio Show

Our Correspondents: Tokyo

Music as Sensual Tie, Pt. 3 (Dead Man)

Hosted by Kazue Kobata

Originally aired 7/3/06

Ryuichi Daijo plays selections from the Neil Young soundtrack for Jim Jarmusch's film, Dead Man (1996). Sit back and listen to one of Ryuichi's favorites.

Radio Show

Our Correspondents: Tokyo

Improv Vets and Novitiates

Hosted by Kazue Kobata

Originally aired 12/12/05

A private music session at a quaint local club in downtown Tokyo, with American cellist, Tristan Honsinger, pianist Shuichi Chino, and guitarist Ryuichi Daijo. The aim was to set up an interface between vets and novitiates of freely improvised music.

Radio Show

Our Correspondents: Tokyo

Music as Sensual Tie, Pt. 2 (Curio or Virtuoso)

Hosted by Kazue Kobata

Originally aired 11/14/05

Japanese guitarist, musician and engineer Ryuichi Daijo introduces The Shaggs and Starfuckers with an undermined hypothesis that the two groups have an enigmatic commonness... light-hearted but uniquely enjoyable sounds.

Radio Show

Our Correspondents: Tokyo

Yokohama Trienniale 2005

Hosted by Alanna Heiss

Originally aired 10/31/05

A special program on the Yokohama Triennale 2005 (Oct. 28-Dec. 18) with its theme of Art Circus and action program Jumping from the Ordinary.

Radio Show

Our Correspondents: Tokyo

Music as Sensual Tie, Pt. 1 (Violeta Parra)

Hosted by Kazue Kobata

Originally aired 2/21/05

Ryuichi Daijo introduces a Chilean folklore guitarist/composer Violeta Parra (1917-1967), who composed and played music derived from her love for folklore. Parra also began weaving and painting late in life in a fantastical, surrealistic style.

Radio Show

Our Correspondents: Tokyo

Tuvan Throat-Singing

Hosted by Kazue Kobata

Originally aired 5/31/04

Kazue Kobata encounters two representatives of Tuvan throat-singing, Japanese-style. This particular type of throat singing is called homei, a variation used mostly for the performance of epic poetry, and is accompanied by a type of Mongolian harp.

Radio Show

Our Correspondents: Tokyo

Plan B Pt. 2: Sam Bennett, Wataru Okuma and Shuichi Chino

Hosted by Kazue Kobata

Part 2 of the Plan B show. Host Kazue Kobata introduces live performances by veteran electronic musicians Sam Bennett, Wataru Okuma and Suichi Chino during this concert at Plan B, the Tokyo artists' collective and performance space.

Radio Show

Our Correspondents: Tokyo

Narration Music

Hosted by Kazue Kobata

Kazue Kobata speaks to (and translates) Tsuguhiko Egawa, a young performer and composer whose music is an unusual form of speech that he has invented from overheard conversations and soundtracks.

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