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◆Travel・66《With
David Campbell》 Japanese
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Storytelling Concert Tour
October
2007
Reported by Miki Sakurai,
Japan Storytellers Association
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An
advertising leaflet. 2007/07/05
The Storytelling Concert “Blowing in the
Scottish Wind” in Japan
The Japan Storytellers Association celebrated
the 30th anniversary of the foundation in 2007. We invited David Campbell, the
storyteller from Scotland as one of our activities this year, and held the storytelling
concerts “Blowing in the Scottish Wind” in Sendai and Kyoto. The Japanese storyteller,
Mio Shapley who lives in Scotland visited Japan with him, and performed beautiful
harp music with his storytelling.
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In
the train from Tokyo to Sendai, Mio Shapley & David Campbell
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The
Concert at a large room of the public library in Sendai, 2007/10/08 |
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I
told a story "The Haunted House in Scotland" 2007/10/08 |
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★PROGRAM
Part 1
Eilean Aigeis ………………………………………Mio Shapley
The Three Donalds…………………………… David Campbell
Hiland Fairy Lullaby …………………………Mio Shapley
The Fairy Wife and Cooking-Pot……………David Campbell+Miki Sakurai
The Haunted Hause in Scotland……………………Miki Sakurai
〜・〜・〜interval〜・〜・〜
Part 2
Golden Cradle……………………David Campbell+Miki Sakurai
The Seal Wife…………………………………………Miki Sakurai
Thomas, the Rhymer………………………………David Campbell
…………Auld Lang Syne…………
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Dinner
at the Hotel at Matsushima in Miyagi Pref. 2007/10/08 |
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The
Sunrise, 05:41 of 2007/10/9. from the Matsushima Bay. |
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Breakfast
at the hotel. 2007/10/09 |
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Matsushima, one of the Three Bearutiful Sceneries
in Japan. 2007/10/09

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Matsushima sightseeing
by a boat. 2007/10/09
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We
met MATSUO Basyo, the great Haiku-poet on the road to the Zuiganji Temple. |
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David
& Mio, 2007/10/09
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The
Zuiganji Temple, the national treasure. |
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At
the Tea House at Matsushima. 2007/10/09 |
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Theatregoing
to KABUKI play. 2007/10/12 |
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Dinner at the hotel in Kyoto. 2007/10/13


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The
Storytelling Concert “Blowing in the Scottish Wind” in Kyoto
2007/10/14 |
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This
concert was held at the hall of Kyoto International Community House on the 14th
of October 2007. The tickets were sold out and the 220 seats were filled with
excitement. David beautifully woven a tale called “The Three Donalds” which explained
how Scottish tartans were born, and he performed the other Scottish stories including
the magical Celtic legend called “Thomas the Rhymer”. His stories were full of
wonder, warmth, fun, and love.
I believe that people enjoyed sympathizing with the oral traditional storytelling
world. In the Storytelling, the storyteller doesn't exist without the listeners.
We all were deeply touched with David's presence that he was always making sure
that audience were with him as he tell his stories. Finally, we could understand
the joy of sharing in the storytelling world. David's love for people and stories
warmly wrapped the whole space. Mio told a short personal story ”My grandfather”
in the end of our concert and it refrained gently in people’s heart. We thank
Mio for her support while David’s stay in Japan. Of course, I also enjoyed telling
the beauty of the excellent Scottish stories such as “Seal Skin”, “Scottish Ghost
story”, and Fairy’s Cooking Pot” with all my love. In this day 220 hearts were
united as one through world of wards.
The Scottish wind blew gently through out the hall in Kyoto, Japan.
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At the Farewell Party after the
conserts. David and Miki. |
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