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Susan Hoeppner & Rachel Gauk - The Sea in Spring: Japanese Music for Flute and Guitar (1999)

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Susan Hoeppner & Rachel Gauk - The Sea in Spring: Japanese Music for Flute and Guitar (1999)

Susan Hoeppner & Rachel Gauk - The Sea in Spring: Japanese Music for Flute and Guitar (1999)
Michio Miyagi · Teruyuki Noda · Tōru Takemitsu · Katsutoshi Nagasawa · Yoshiharu Ganryu
Haseo Sugiyama · Ryūtarō Hirota · Kōhachiro Miyata

EAC | FLAC | Image (Cue&Log) ~ 286 Mb | Mp3 (CBR320) ~ 205 Mb | Scans included
Genre: Classical, World Music | Label: BIS | # BIS-CD-969 | Time: 01:13:24

During the Meiji Restoration (1868-1912) a broad diffusion of Western music flowed into Japan, first in the form of military band music and. later, Protestant hymns. By 1900, recitals of piano, violin and song were quite popular. Composers like Prokofiev, and performers such as Heifetz, Kreisler and Segovia also encouraged this musical direction, which strongly followed German Romanticism and French Impressionism. The new Western repertoire found a place with the traditional Japanese music, hdgaku, and as the two traditions came in contact, a new and unique form of music emerged. One of the most fascinating developments in Japanese music was the introduction of new instruments in the south of Japan, and their metamorphosis as they migrated north via Kyoto and Tokyo. Several composers on this disc have focused on natural themes, with water being a favourite and obvious choice. The works have been chosen to give a sampling of the diversity of Japanese music, from the beautiful, traditional folk-songs to the complex and challenging multi-movement works, many of which evoke the traditional instruments, namely shakuhachi and koto.

The modem shakuhachi comes from the Edo period (1615-1868), though the instrument is most closely related to the Chinese hsiao Cxiao), as an end-blown bamboo flute with five finger holes. The instrument developed at this time primarily via basket-hatted wandering priests, komuso, who were reputed to be spies, travelling incognito. In the late Edo period, the instrument was used in koto ensemble music and as a secular solo instrument. Later in the 1920-1930s, Michio Miyâgi’s Haru no Umi (1929 - The Sea in Spring), a work featured on this disc, exemplified a successful attempt to experiment in a new era of Japanese music, incorporating traditional instruments into new works.

Tracklist:

Michio Miyagi (1894-1956)
01. Haru no Umi (The Sea in Spring) (06:49)

Teruyuki Noda (born 1940)
02. 'Kokiriko' Variations on a Japanese Folk-Tune (03:42)

Tōru Takemitsu (1930-1996)
03. Toward the Sea - I. The Night (03:31)
04. Toward the Sea - II. Moby Dick (04:11)
05. Toward the Sea - III. Cape Cod (03:50)
06. Air for flute (05:51)

Katsutoshi Nagasawa (1923-2008)
07. Hoshun (09:11)

Yoshiharu Ganryu (born 1937)
08. Misebaya (08:27)

09. Sakura: Theme and Variations on an old Japanese Folk-Song (07:22)

Haseo Sugiyama (1889-1952)
10. Hanayome Ningyo (Bride Doll) (03:07)

Ryūtarō Hirota (1892-1952)
11. Shikararete (They were Scolded) (03:50)

Kōhachiro Miyata (born 1938)
12. Kusabue no Koro (Time of the Grass Flute) - I. River (05:48)
13. Kusabue no Koro (Time of the Grass Flute) - II. Grass Flute (03:51)
14. Kusabue no Koro (Time of the Grass Flute) - III. Drifting Cloud (03:54)


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Susan Hoeppner & Rachel Gauk - The Sea in Spring: Japanese Music for Flute and Guitar (1999)

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