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He frequently played trumpet, synthesizer, sitar as a member of [[Taj Mahal Travellers]]. |
He frequently played trumpet, synthesizer, sitar as a member of [[Taj Mahal Travellers]]. |
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After several decades, he created his live electronic group, [[Nagai Seiji Group]] in 1999. It is welcomed to uprising [[electronica]] scene.<ref>''Julian Cope presents Japrocksampler.com''</ref> |
After several decades, he created his live electronic group, [[Nagai Seiji Group]] in 1999. It is welcomed to uprising [[electronica]] scene.<ref>''Julian Cope presents Japrocksampler.com''</ref> |
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Current members of group are |
Current members of group are, |
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[Rui Ogawa] |
[[Rui Ogawa]]([[electronics]]), |
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[Koji Kawai] [[electronics]] |
[[Koji Kawai]] ([[electronics]]), |
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[KenYa Kawaguchi] [[shakuhachi]] |
[[KenYa Kawaguchi]] ([[shakuhachi]]), |
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[[Seiji Nagai]] [[electronics]] |
and [[Seiji Nagai]] ([[electronics]]). |
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==References== |
==References== |
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Revision as of 23:59, 25 February 2010
Seiji Nagai (永井清治) had been a member of Taj Mahal Travellers, which was the very first generation of spontaneous music group in Japan. He frequently played trumpet, synthesizer, sitar as a member of Taj Mahal Travellers. After several decades, he created his live electronic group, Nagai Seiji Group in 1999. It is welcomed to uprising electronica scene.[1] Current members of group are,
Rui Ogawa(electronics), Koji Kawai (electronics), KenYa Kawaguchi (shakuhachi), and Seiji Nagai (electronics).
References
- ^ Julian Cope presents Japrocksampler.com