DUO EN: Links

Koto World: Our sister site! Award-winning Japanese music and stories to nourish and inspire. This site contains all of Elizabeth's Japanese storytelling and lullaby recordings, and tons of information on the koto.
Sonicbids: Duo En's Electronic Press Kit
Seasons of Sundays....: Visit our garden blog from our performances at the Seattle Japanese Garden...
Spinning in Air: Reviewer and writer Ellen Collison's site featuring a wide variety of world and jazz music artists, and a chance to hear them.
Japan Infusion: A Seattle-based site that features articles and news about Japan and people involved with Japanese culture...including us!
Mona Lisa Events: A complete event planning service, specializing in weddings, corporate and non-profit functions.
My Space: Visit Our My Space!
Aki Sogabe's website: The incredible papercut artwork of Seattle artist Aki Sogabe, who created our Winter Cranes CD cover.
Tomi Ito Levin's website: This is the website of the California artist who created the cover of our EN: AFFINITY CD.
Groovehouse Records: This is where Duo En gets their CDs produced - "For the insane audiophile." They are fantastic!
Spin the Globe: World Music News, Reviews, and Radio from Olympia, Washington.
CD Baby: We really, really do love CD Baby - they are wonderful supporters of independent musicians. Koto World music and EN's music can all be found here!
CD Jam: A great place to buy CDs for reasonable prices in Japan!
Sound Roots: Wonderul World Music and MP3 Blog
Indie Fusion Film: The young filmmaker Shu-ling Hsieh's website. Her film, "Long Distance" features the original music of Duo En, and recieved "Best Short" in the 2005 NYC Short Film Festival.
Chocolate Dragon Music: This is the website of Brian Falconer...one of our favorite koto players!
Falconer Translation: If you need Japanese-English translation work done, look no further. When John isn't playing bamboo flute, he is translating...and can read kanji faster than a bullet train!
Tai Hei Shakuhachi -Japanese Bamboo Flutes: This site is full, full, full of information, instruments, and music of the shakuhachi.
Japanese Music Life: Elizabeth's blog...nothing earthshattering, just thoughts, musings, and ideas from the daily life of a koto performer, storyteller, and mom.