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Drum Tao à la salle Wilfrid-Pelletier

Thu 15 Jan 2026 • 08:00 pm japon / percussions
Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier - Montréal De 60,24$ à 109,08$
· by Rédaction PAN M 360

Les artistes-percussionnistes virtuoses de renommée mondiale Drum Tao sont de retour à Montréal avec une expérience musicale profondément puissante et moderne qui célèbre l’art ancien des tambours japonais – dans le récit symbolique d’un monde en pleine mutation.
L’expérience est magistrale : la synchronicité des tambours liée à l’athlétisme des interprètes, engagés dans une performance physique où mouvements d’arts martiaux, chorégraphie rigoureusement précise, sublimes costumes contemporains et déploiement audiovisuel spectaculaire subjuguent les sens et en mettent plein la vue. 
Drum Tao joue sur une vaste gamme de tambours japonais, y compris des caisses claires tenues à la main, des tambours ōdaiko pouvant peser jusqu’à trois tonnes, et des wadaiko qui se distinguent par la variété très rare et unique de leurs expressions sonores. Le marimba japonais, la flûte et la harpe font également partie de l’ensemble.
Basé à Oita, au Japon, le groupe compte plus de 40 percussionnistes et se produit sur des scènes du monde entier, attirant plus de neuf millions de personnes jusqu’ici. Divisés en trois groupes, les percussionnistes peuvent performer simultanément le même soir sur autant de continents, cumulant ainsi plus de 700 spectacles par année!

The world-renowned virtuoso percussionists of Drum Tao are returning to Montreal with a profoundly powerful and modern musical experience that celebrates the ancient art of Japanese drumming—in a symbolic narrative of a changing world.
It is a commanding experience: synchronous drumming combined with athleticism, as the drummers engage in a physical performance in which martial arts movements, rigorously precise choreography, sublime contemporary costumes, and a spectacular audiovisual presentation thrillingly overpower the spectators’ senses.
Drum Tao plays a wide range of Japanese drums, including hand-held snare drums, ōdaiko drums weighing up to three tons, and wadaiko drums, distinguished by the very rare and unique variety of sounds they can express. The ensemble also includes Japanese marimba, flute, and harp.
Based in Oita, Japan, the group includes over 40 percussionists and performs on stages around the world, having been seen by over nine million spectators to date. Divided into three groups, the percussionists can perform simultaneously on the same night on as many continents, thereby giving over 700 performances per year!

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