Hichiriki Café Hideki Togi

Album info

Album-Release:
2017

HRA-Release:
02.08.2017

Label: Deutsche Grammophon (DG)

Genre: Jazz

Subgenre: Mainstream Jazz

Artist: Hideki Togi

Composer: Herman Hupfeld, Charles Aznavour, Hideki Togi, Bart Howard, Yojiro Noda, Coba, Richard Rodgers, John Bettis, Richard Carpenter, Burt Bacharach, Hal David, Joseph Kosma, Jacques Prévert, Joseph Kosma (1905-1969), Leon Russell, Bonnie Bramlett, George Douglas, George David Weiss

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  • 1 As Time Goes By 06:05
  • 2 She 04:44
  • 3 Little Bicycle 04:33
  • 4 Go! Go! Go! 04:06
  • 5 Fly Me To The Moon 03:54
  • 6 Kimino Yumeo Mamoritai Amabile 05:57
  • 7 Nandemonaiya 06:08
  • 8 Flying High 04:14
  • 9 My Funny Valentine 05:26
  • 10 Yesterday Once More 04:55
  • 11 Alfie 03:40
  • 12 Autumn Leaves 05:08
  • 13 Superstar 04:42
  • 14 What A Wonderful World 05:13
  • Total Runtime 01:08:45

Info for Hichiriki Café

Hideki Togi is part of a family with a tradition of gagaku (ancient Japanese court music) that can be traced back 1300 years to the Nara Period (710-794). Due to his father’s job, Togi spent his childhood abroad and grew up surrounded by various kinds of music including rock, classical and jazz. After graduating from high school, he joined the music department of the Imperial Household Agency. There he gained experience with instruments such as the hichiriki, biwa, tsutsumi and cello, in addition to singing and dancing. Currently Togi passionately creates his own music by combining the natural flavor of gagaku with piano and synthesizers. He plays an important role in promoting international friendship by introducing traditional Japanese culture at home and abroad.

Hideki Togi, gagaku




Hideki Togi
gagaku player, was born in Tokyo in 1959. The Togi family has a tradition of Gagaku (ancient Japanese court music) which can be traced back to the Nara period (1.300 years ago). Due to his father's job, Hideki spent his childhood abroad and grew up surrounded by various kinds of music including rock, classical and jazz. After graduating from high school, he joined the music department of the Imperial Household Agency. His main focus there was the Japanese instrument, the Hichiriki; however, he also gained experiences with the Biwa, Tsuzumi and cello; he also sang and danced. By participating not only in the ceremonies at the Imperial Palace, but also in the overseas performances, Hideki has played an important role in introducing the traditional Japanese culture both at home and abroad, and promoting international friendship. In addition, he passionately creates his own music by combining the natural flavour of Gagaku with piano and synthesizers. Since moving into the limelight in 1996 with his debut album 'Togi Hideki, he has continued to generate one album after another. He has also held an Album Release Japan Tour every year since 1999. His 2000 album TOGISM2 received a Japan Record Award for best project. He has also won Gold Disc Awards for Album of the Year in traditional Japanese music eight times since his 2000 release Gagaku.



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