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Special Performance and Lecture on the Koto in Traditional and Modern Music
In our continuing series of special lectures for students in the IE Program, we are pleased to announce a performance/ lecture by Masumi Timson Sensei, a master koto player who has helped to bring the koto into Western musical compositions. … Continue reading