Introduction to Traditional Japanese Music
Introduction to Traditional Japanese Music is a show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026, performing at St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral. It has 2 performances listed, running from Mon 10 Aug, 15:30 to Tue 11 Aug, 15:30. The run has finished — every listed performance has taken place.
About this show
This performance introduces the exquisite music of the traditional performing arts of noh and kabuki, part of Japan’s intangible cultural heritage and still regularly performed today. Led by performer and drummer Tanaka Denjiro VII, from the famous Japanese musical dynasty, the musicians of the Kabuki Theatre offer a fascinating presentation of their instruments – performing highlights of classic compositions in a session designed to bring the diverse and multifaceted quality of Japanese culture to Edinburgh audiences.
Details
- Venue: St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral
- Space: Nave
- Genre: MUSIC, World music, Live music
- Country: JAPAN
- Running time: 60 minutes
- Performances listed: 2, of which 0 still to come and on sale
Accessibility
- Wheelchair access: ramp
- Access features: Step-free access, Accessible toilet
- Venue notes: Accessible entry: There is a permanent stone ramp attached to the north door. The main entrance on Palmerston place can be accessed by a wooden ramp that is temporarily placed over the stone steps. This ramp is not suitable for all wheelchair users so it is advised to use the north entrance. Wheelchair access type:Permanent Ramp Stairs: 2 - 5 Number of stairs is provided as guidance and is not in addition to any wheelchair access type (lift/ramp etc) stated above.
Performance dates and ticket availability
- Mon 10 Aug, 15:30 — Already performed — £14.00
- Tue 11 Aug, 15:30 — Already performed — £14.00