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Japanese Tone Poems

Japanese Tone Poems

David Loeb's Japanese Tone Poems for piccolo alone collects particularly evocative Japanese works from his ouevre - Nightcolors (P-15), Piccolo Perspectives (P-21), and Snowsounds (P-24), unique in their vivid portrayal of ancient mountainous forests, winter scenes, and ekphrastic musical descriptions of images inscribed on woodblocks and ceramics, a double-set of tone poems, perhaps. Despite the name, this collection also includes two works that use Dutch and Korean imagery, due to their tight integration and relation to Japanese sources and Japanese musical ideas.David Loeb's Japanese Tone Poems for piccolo alone collects particularly evocative Japanese works from his ouevre - Nightcolors (P-15), Piccolo Perspectives (P-21), and Snowsounds (P-24), unique in their vivid portrayal of ancient mountainous forests, winter scenes, and ekphrastic musical descriptions of images inscribed on woodblocks and ceramics, a double-set of tone poems, perhaps. Despite the name, this collection also includes two works that use Dutch and Korean imagery, due to their tight integration and relation to Japanese sources and Japanese musical ideas.

SEK 248.00
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Japanese Landscapes and Legends

Japanese Landscapes and Legends

David Loeb presents the collection Japanese Landscapes and Legends for piccolo alone, an aggregation of previously stand-alone works - the Four Japanese Legends (P-12), Scenes from the Japanese Countryside (P-14), and the Preludes Vol. III (P-31). These works are almost entirely direct suggestions of stories and geographic locations from across Japan, though they also reach into the deep past of Chinese origins and the dispersal of musical ideas and oral tradition through Japan and Korea. The opening Four Legends are stories narrated by piccolo, the Eight Views and stand-alone vignettes are tone paintings of landscapes and moment of time - snowfall, bird migration, rain falling onrivers, and others. David Loeb presents the collection Japanese Landscapes and Legends for piccolo alone, an aggregation of previously stand-alone works - the Four Japanese Legends (P-12), Scenes from the Japanese Countryside (P-14), and the Preludes Vol. III (P-31). These works are almost entirely direct suggestions of stories and geographic locations from across Japan, though they also reach into the deep past of Chinese origins and the dispersal of musical ideas and oral tradition through Japan and Korea. The opening Four Legends are stories narrated by piccolo, the Eight Views and stand-alone vignettes are tone paintings of landscapes and moment of time - snowfall, bird migration, rain falling onrivers, and others.

SEK 248.00
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Furusato - 5 arrangements of Japanese songs : 5 arrangements of Japanese songs

Furusato - 5 arrangements of Japanese songs : 5 arrangements of Japanese songs

Furusato presents five evocative arrangements of Japanese songs. Each poem depicts the beauty of the Japanese landscape, and familiar melodies and Chilcott's original style combine to create an enchanting fusion of East and West. Suitable for performance as a suite or as stand-alone pieces, these charming and emotive songs will be a welcome addition to the repertoire of any choir.For SATB choir with Piano accompaniment and unaccompanied.Dual-language publication suitable for Japanese or English speaking choirs.Japanese texts included in the score and separately as an appendixEnglish singing translations by theprize-winning poet Charles Bennett.Bob ChilcottBob Chilcott has been involved with choral music all his life, first as a Chorister and then a Choral Scholar at King's College, Cambridge. Later, he sang and composed music for 12 years with the King's Singers. His experiences with that group, his passionate commitment to young and amateur choirs, and his profound belief that music can unite people, have inspired him both to compose full-time and, through proactive workshopping, to promote choral music worldwide.

SEK 152.00
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The Life of a Samurai : The Japanese Spirit of Toshizou Hijikata

The Life of a Samurai : The Japanese Spirit of Toshizou Hijikata

This piece was commissioned by Horikoshi High School Wind Ensemble. The director and conductor of the ensemble, Takashi Yoshizawa, has been a close friend of Satoshi Yagisawa since the inception of the ensemble, and this is the third such commission that the composer has received. The composer was asked to write a piece based on Japanese theme, a rare occurrence among the 120-plus works that Yagisawa has written for wind band. Yoshizawa asked for such a piece as he wished to send out to the world music with Japanese spirit and history. The theme is "Bushido" (literally translating as ‘the way of the warrior’). This fundamentally Japanese code of samurai chivalry has been passeddown through the generations, changing with the times. It is sometimes called “Mo-No-No-Fu”. One of the foremost warriors who embodied this spirit in turbulent times was Toshizou Hijikata (1835-1869). He was a man of powerful faith and was a strong adherent of Bushido in the last great age of the Samurai. He maintained a sense of chivalry even at a risk to his own life. This piece reflects Bushido and Toshizou’s own passionate life. Japanese instruments such as Japanese drums and bamboos are used in this work. The composer also designated alternative instruments so that the piece can be widely performed by non-Japanese bands.

SEK 509.00
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Der Steinhauer - The Stonecutter : Thirteen little piano pieces for beginners after a Japanese tale

Der Steinhauer - The Stonecutter : Thirteen little piano pieces for beginners after a Japanese tale

Individual scenes from an old Japanese story have been set to music by the composer in the form of thirteen easy little piano pieces. The volume contains not only the pieces but also the story (in the original Japanese, and also in Hungarian, English and German), thus the series can also be performed almost as a stage production: one child, as the narrator, reads the story, while at the appropriate points in the story other children play each corresponding piece. This work is being published in the year of the Hungarian-Japanese Cooperation.

SEK 226.00
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Voices from the Canefields : Folksongs from Japanese Immigrant Workers in Hawai'i

Voices from the Canefields : Folksongs from Japanese Immigrant Workers in Hawai'i

Voices From The Canefields is a collection of folk songs from Japanese immigrant workers in Hawai'i. Folk songs are short stories from the souls of common people. Some, like Mexican corridos or Scottishballads reworked in the Appalachias, are stories of tragic or heroic episodes. Others, like the African American blues, reach from a difficult present back into slavery and forward into a troubled future. Japanese workers inHawaii's plantations created their own versions, in form more akin to their traditional tanka or haiku poetry. These holehole bushi describe the experiences of one particular group caught in the global movements of capital,empire,and labor during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. In Voices From The Canefields author Franklin Odo situates over two hundred of these songs, in translation, in a hitherto largelyunexplored historical context. Japanese laborers quickly comprised the majority of Hawaiian sugar plantation workers after their large-scale importation as contract workers in 1885. Their folk songs provide good examplesof the intersection between local work/life and the global connection which the workers clearly perceived after arriving. While many are songs of lamentation, others reflect a rapid adaptation to a new society in which otherethnic groups were arranged in untidy hierarchical order - the origins of a unique multicultural social order dominated by an oligarchy of white planters. Odo also recognizes the influence of the immigrants' rapidlymodernizing homeland societies through his exploration of the 'cultural baggage' brought by immigrants and some of their dangerous notions of cultural superiority. Japanese immigrants were thus simultaneously the targets ofintense racial and class vitriol even as they took comfort in the expanding Japanese empire. Engagingly written and drawing on a multitude of sources including family histories, newspapers, oral histories, the expressed

SEK 603.00
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Fantasy On A Japanese Folk Song

Fantasy On A Japanese Folk Song

A tour de force of exotic sounds and emotional design, this major work from Samuel Hazo will leave your audiences breathless. Based on the hauntingly beautiful Sunayama, this composition tells a story of the inner conflictof a Japanese girl who falls in love with an American. She is torn between a life with him in America and her longing for the culture of her childhood. From time to time she plays a music box given to her by her parents(Sunayama theme), bringing a flood of homeland memories. The composer weaves together a tapestry of sounds and moods as the piece builds to a fulfilling climax of musical drama and power. (5:30)

SEK 256.00
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Fantasy On A Japanese Folk Song

Fantasy On A Japanese Folk Song

A tour de force of exotic sounds and emotional design, this major work from Samuel Hazo will leave your audiences breathless. Based on the hauntingly beautiful Sunayama, this composition tells a story of the inner conflictof a Japanese girl who falls in love with an American. She is torn between a life with him in America and her longing for the culture of her childhood. From time to time she plays a music box given to her by her parents(Sunayama theme), bringing a flood of homeland memories. The composer weaves together a tapestry of sounds and moods as the piece builds to a fulfilling climax of musical drama and power. Dur: 5:30 (Includes FullPerformance CD)

SEK 1207.00
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