Museum of East Asian Art http://www.meaa.org.uk Tue, 31 Jan 2012 17:28:47 +0000 en hourly 1 MEAA Podcasts serves to publish audio recordings of events at the museum including artists performances of traditional East Asian music, educational talks about subjects of East Asian art, the history and collection of MEAA and more. MEAA no MEAA allan.croft@inbox.com allan.croft@inbox.com (MEAA) Copyright & Use of Content Policy - http://www.meaa.org.uk/contact/use-of-content.html MEAA Podcasts east asian music, traditional japanese music, japanese flute, shakuhachi, koto, Emiko Izumi, Stephanie Hiller, buddhist monks, tibetan monks, monks chanting, museum of east asian art, meaa Museum of East Asian Art http://www.meaa.org.uk/podcasts/meaa-rss-logo.jpg http://www.meaa.org.uk 4. Visiting Tibetan monks perform the opening ceremony chant http://www.meaa.org.uk/multimedia/podcasts.html http://www.meaa.org.uk/multimedia/podcasts.html#comments meaa admin http://www.meaa.org.uk/meaa-podcasts/4-visiting-tibetan-monks-perform-the-opening-ceremony-chant.html From Tuesday 14th October to Sunday 19th October 2008, the Museum of East Asian Art played host to eight monks from the Tashi Lhunpo Monastery in India. Over the course of these six days the monks created a sand mandala at the Museum, performed... Read more

]]> From Tuesday 14th October to Sunday 19th October 2008, the Museum of East Asian Art played host to eight monks from the Tashi Lhunpo Monastery in India.

Over the course of these six days the monks created a sand mandala at the Museum, performed an opening dedication ceremony, a number of workshops and a destruction ceremony.

monks opening ceremony 4. Visiting Tibetan monks perform the opening ceremony chant

]]> http://www.meaa.org.uk/multimedia/podcasts.html/feed 0 From Tuesday 14th October to Sunday 19th October 2008, the Museum of East Asian Art played host to eight monks from the Tashi Lhunpo Monastery in India. Over the course of these six days the monks created a sand mandala at the Museum, From Tuesday 14th October to Sunday 19th October 2008, the Museum of East Asian Art played host to eight monks from the Tashi Lhunpo Monastery in India. Over the course of these six days the monks created a sand mandala at the Museum, performed an opening dedication ceremony, a number of workshops and a destruction ceremony. MEAA no 13:06 3. Stephanie Hiller performs on the shakuhachi (Japanese vertical flute) http://www.meaa.org.uk/multimedia/podcasts.html http://www.meaa.org.uk/multimedia/podcasts.html#comments meaa admin http://www.meaa.org.uk/meaa-podcasts/3-stephanie-hiller-performs-on-the-shakuhachi-japanese-vertical-flute.html Stephanie visited the museum in June 2008 and we recorded her concert. The podcast is an extended extract from the concert. The following are traditional Japanese tunes recorded by Stephanie. 1. Hon Shirabe 2. Komoro... Read more

]]> Stephanie visited the museum in June 2008 and we recorded her concert. The podcast is an extended extract from the concert.

stephanie hiller 3. Stephanie Hiller performs on the shakuhachi (Japanese vertical flute)

The following are traditional Japanese tunes recorded by Stephanie.

1. Hon Shirabe
2. Komoro Bushi

]]> http://www.meaa.org.uk/multimedia/podcasts.html/feed 0 Stephanie visited the museum in June 2008 and we recorded her concert. The podcast is an extended extract from the concert. - The following are traditional Japanese tunes recorded by Stephanie. 1. Hon Shirabe 2. Komoro Bushi Stephanie visited the museum in June 2008 and we recorded her concert. The podcast is an extended extract from the concert. The following are traditional Japanese tunes recorded by Stephanie. 1. Hon Shirabe 2. Komoro Bushi MEAA no 25:45 2. Emiko Izumi performs traditional Japanese songs on the Koto http://www.meaa.org.uk/multimedia/podcasts.html http://www.meaa.org.uk/multimedia/podcasts.html#comments meaa admin http://www.meaa.org.uk/meaa-podcasts/2-emiko-izumi-performs-traditional-japanese-songs-on-the-koto.html Emiko visited the museum in November 2007 and agreed to record four songs for our podcast and talk about her life and work. The following are the songs recorded by Emiko 1. Hana 2. Kojyo No Tsuki 3. Chidori 4. Azatoya... Read more

]]> Emiko visited the museum in November 2007 and agreed to record four songs for our podcast and talk about her life and work.

emiko izumi 2. Emiko Izumi performs traditional Japanese songs on the Koto

The following are the songs recorded by Emiko

1. Hana
2. Kojyo No Tsuki
3. Chidori
4. Azatoya Yunta

]]> http://www.meaa.org.uk/multimedia/podcasts.html/feed 0 Emiko visited the museum in November 2007 and agreed to record four songs for our podcast and talk about her life and work. - The following are the songs recorded by Emiko 1. Hana 2. Kojyo No Tsuki 3. Chidori 4. Azatoya Yunta Emiko visited the museum in November 2007 and agreed to record four songs for our podcast and talk about her life and work. The following are the songs recorded by Emiko 1. Hana 2. Kojyo No Tsuki 3. Chidori 4. Azatoya Yunta MEAA no 20:06 1. Building the collection http://www.meaa.org.uk/multimedia/podcasts.html http://www.meaa.org.uk/multimedia/podcasts.html#comments meaa admin http://www.meaa.org.uk/podcasts/1-building-the-collection.html Our first podcast features the Museum's founder and Honorary Keeper, Brian S. McElney, talking about how he came to collect East Asian Art and found the... Read more

]]> Our first podcast features the Museum’s founder and Honorary Keeper, Brian S. McElney, talking about how he came to collect East Asian Art and found the museum.

brian mcelney founder 1. Building the collection

]]> http://www.meaa.org.uk/multimedia/podcasts.html/feed 0 Our first podcast features the Museum's founder and Honorary Keeper, Brian S. McElney, talking about how he came to collect East Asian Art and found the museum. - - Our first podcast features the Museum's founder and Honorary Keeper, Brian S. McElney, talking about how he came to collect East Asian Art and found the museum. MEAA no 19:15