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Composed by Kosaku Yamada. This edition: saddle-wire stitch. Collection - Full Score. 12 pages. Carl Fischer Music #P750. Published by Carl Fischer Music (CF.P750).
ISBN 9798299501391. UPC: 798408104078. 9x12 inches. Key: C major,c major,e minor.
Three Old Japanese Art Dances for solo piano by Kōsaku Yamada (1886-1965) features three authentic melodies that capture the grace, ritual, and storytelling at the heart of traditional performance. “The Crane and Tortoise” originated as a folk song later developed into an art dance, performed by two dancers in a slow, graceful style symbolizing longevity and happiness. “The Four Seasons in Kyoto” is based on an older song-dance celebrating the seasonal beauty of Kyoto, historically Japan’s capital. “The Song of the Plover” was derived from an ancient koto song, later adapted into a dance. Transcribed by one of the most influential Japanese composers of the 20th century, this charming set of dances offers a valuable introduction to the elegance of historical Japanese art forms.
Composed by Kosaku Yamada. This edition: saddle-wire stitch. Collection - Full Score. 12 pages. Carl Fischer Music #P750. Published by Carl Fischer Music (CF.P750).
ISBN 9798299501391. UPC: 798408104078. 9x12 inches. Key: C major,c major,e minor.
Three Old Japanese Art Dances for solo piano by Kōsaku Yamada (1886-1965) features three authentic melodies that capture the grace, ritual, and storytelling at the heart of traditional performance. “The Crane and Tortoise” originated as a folk song later developed into an art dance, performed by two dancers in a slow, graceful style symbolizing longevity and happiness. “The Four Seasons in Kyoto” is based on an older song-dance celebrating the seasonal beauty of Kyoto, historically Japan’s capital. “The Song of the Plover” was derived from an ancient koto song, later adapted into a dance. Transcribed by one of the most influential Japanese composers of the 20th century, this charming set of dances offers a valuable introduction to the elegance of historical Japanese art forms.
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