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Mugen Taiko..... exploring the limitless possibilities of the taiko drum

"Mugen" means limitless and "Mugenkyo" means limitless reverberation, expressing our belief that Taiko has no limitations, no musical or geographical boundaries; the reverberations of Taiko spread throughout the world. Mugenkyo's aim is to develop taiko drumming as a contemporary European performing art, both in its pure form, and in collaboration with other artists & disciplines.

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Mugenkyo Taiko Drummers

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At the forefront of Taiko Drumming as a European art form with extensive concert tours.  more info

Dojo Performance Team

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Performance by members of the Dojo Training Programme, representing the Mugen Taiko Dojo  more info

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  • The Mugenkyo team are on tour at the moment, travelling up & down the UK. Thank you to everyone for coming to the concerts, and also for all your positive feedback on our facebook page. May Tour Dates
  • Our introductory weekend workshops are filling up fast, so book up soon! Come & try out taiko drumming at the base & HQ of Mugenkyo Taiko Drummers, with dates in September & NovemberSee more info about the weekend workshop. Book a place.
  • Our next Glasgow & Edinburgh courses begin in June: 12 June in Edinburgh and 26 June in Glasgow. Join us to learn the piece "Kitsune Daiko" or "Mitsu-uchi". Find out more.
  • The festival season begins! Mugenkyo will be performing in Glasgow for the multicultural Glasgow Mela festival (15 June) and at the newly opened Cottiers Kelvinbridge Theatre with a full-length "Way of the Drum" show (20 & 21 June). This year sees a return visit to the Bradford Mela (16 June) following a very successful performance last year.
  • The Dojo performance team, having just started their festival season in Dundee & Coventry, will be performing on 26 May at the Edinburgh Marathon for the 3rd year running! The Dojo will be performing at the Glasgow Mela (15 & 16 June), Get Active Festival in Strathclyde Park (1 June) and the Ashfield Show (6 July).