箏曲演奏会(1966年)第二部

Japan / Koto music

A concert of Japanese koto music, 1966 — side B

Second half of the same 1966 KPFA concert. 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.

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
19:25
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

In the collection

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