箏曲演奏会(1966年)第一部

Japan / Koto music

A concert of Japanese koto music, 1966 — side A

First half of a concert broadcast on KPFA, 27 July 1966. The concert opened with “Midare Rinzetsu” (乱輪舌), a dan-mono for two koto of the Ikuta school generally ascribed to Yatsuhashi Kengyō, followed by “Matsukaze” (松風), attributed to Yamaki Kengyō, for two voices, two koto and sangen; a modern solo by Nakanoshima Kin'ichi; and “Okayasu Ginuta”, attributed to Okayasu Kosaburō. Which pieces fall on which side is not documented.

Performer
Namino Torii, Minoyu Otaka, with Steven Otto and Hiromi Sakata
Instruments
Koto 箏, Shamisen 三味線, Voice 聲
Era
Edo-period repertoire; 20th-century solo
Recorded
1966
Length
26:20
Licence
CC BY-NC-ND · KPFA-FM broadcast, Other Minds Archive (archive.org: C_1966_07_27), CC BY-NC-ND 3.0
Source
Internet Archive

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