Kiyoshige Koyama: Song of Ainu for Strings (1964) / Yasushi Akutagawa & New Symphony Orchestra скачать в хорошем качестве

Kiyoshige Koyama: Song of Ainu for Strings (1964) / Yasushi Akutagawa & New Symphony Orchestra

Kiyoshige Koyama [小山清茂] (1914~2009, Japan) 弦楽のための「アイヌの唄」 Song of Ainu for Strings New Symphony Orchestra, Japan Yasushi Akutagawa, conducting Recorded: April 7, 1985 (Live) at Tokyo Bunka Kaikan (Tokyo Cultural Hall) Commissioned by Toho Gakuen School Premiered on May 23, 1964 by Toho Gakuen Orchestra under the baton of Hideo Saito Instrumentation: strings (opt: timp, suzu (japanese sleigh bell), shakubyoshi (Japanese Whip)) This piece, which fully exploits the strength of the string ensemble, was composed in sympathy with the Ainu people, who are also from the north and whose life force can be described as primitive. Although it is called an song of Ainu, it is almost a dance in terms of rhythm and composition. I can almost see them standing and dancing to the lively rhythm. by Tamie Komiya from FOCN-5062 "Kiyoshige Koyama: Orchestral Works" package 桐朋学園委嘱 1964年5月23日 斉藤秀雄指揮=桐朋学園オーケストラにより初演 編成=弦楽合奏(Timp, 鈴, 笏拍子) 弦合奏の力強さを存分に発揮させたこの曲は、同じ北国ということ、そして原始的ともいえるアイヌの生命力に共感して作曲された。アイヌの唄となっているが、リズム、構成からいってほとんど舞曲といっていいだろう。躍動するリズムに乗って立ち踊るさまさえ目に浮かぶ。 （小宮多美江、FOCN-5062『小山清茂管弦楽選集』パッケージ背面の解説）