What is Kagemusha taiko?
In 2004, Kagemusha Taiko began working on a problem facing schools and others – how to get affordable taiko drums for people to play. Within a year, we have developed a basic solution: pipe drums with tarpaulin skins did the trick. They were affordable, lightweight but incredibly robust, and they sounded pretty good too.
How tall are Kagemusha taiko practice drums?
The drums stand approx 60cms tall, with a playing surface of approx 50cms in diameter. “Devon Music Service now owns 6 sets of Kagemusha Taiko Practice Drums, which are in near-constant use. We’ve found them to be one of our most popular instrument sets for schools.
What is a taiko practice drum?
Kagemusha Taiko Practice Drums (also known as “pipe drums”) are the result of more than 15 years of continuous development, working in partnership with schools, to provide taiko drums that are lightweight and robust – drums that also sound good and are affordable.
When is the taiko centre re-opening?
The Taiko Centre will be re-opening from 17th May. All our performances have been cancelled due to the Coronavirus crisis. Although we are starting to take bookings once again, it will still be a while before we can announce any performances for certain.