The Taiko in-Spiration collective will celebrate its anniversary with a powerful program where the ancient call "otakebi" transforms into rhythm, movement, and focused will. Japanese drums operate differently than the familiar concert sound: you feel them with your body. The hit of the o-daiko resonates through the chest, the bachi sticks set a strong rhythm, and sometimes silence proves to be more powerful than volume. With this program, the Taiko in-Spiration collective marks its fifteenth anniversary. At the heart of the evening is the image of "otakebi," an ancient Japanese call. It is understood not as a burst of rage, but as focused will, a moment of complete concentration before action. Rhythm becomes a language that needs no words: the performers work with their bodies and precision of gesture. The title of the program can be perceived as 15 facets of a single sound. A hit can be heavy, dry, swift, almost ceremonial, or unexpectedly quiet. The tempo, musical pattern, and length of pauses change. Find other events in Moscow on KUDAGO.