Tuesday, August 28, 2007

Flower Dance: Japanese Folk Melodies



The Noday Family, Nakagawa and Oishi - Flower Dance: Japanese Folk Melodies

From the liner notes:

This album consists of ten important folk melodies of Japan designed for the traditional Japanese instruments: koto, shamisen, kokyu (small shamisen played with a bow), drums, kane (bells), and shakuhachi. The music is mainly drawn from ancient folk songs - the most modern of which was composed 65 years ago. They range from a lullaby to drinking-party music, but all are familiar to Japanese ears, and some are internationally known.

Performers:

The Noday Family (Ikuta school) - shamisen and koto
Nakagawa & Oishi - percussion
* uncredited performer * - kokyu
* uncredited performer * - shakuhachi

Tracklisting:

SIDE ONE

1. Hanami odori {7:01}

2. Komori uta {2:28}

3. Hietsuki bushi {3:00}

4. Kiso bushi {4:58}

5. Itsuki no komoriuta {6:10}

SIDE TWO

1. Oedo nihonbashi {5:14}

2. Kojo no tsuki {6:26}

3. Sado kesa {5:43}

4. Kuroda bushi {6:54}

5. Mago uta {2:12}

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5 comments:

  1. :D

    BIG Thanks for sharing

    ~C

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  2. Great blog, unfortunately this, and the previous 2 items are undownloadable. Is there any chance of a reup? Many thanks.

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  3. I've reupped this and a few of the previous items. I know the links now work. It appears that MassMirror has somehow crashed and the other links no longer work. I'm not sure if I'll be using MassMirror in the future. Thanks for letting me know about this.

    C, once again you're welcome.

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  4. Yes, please. Re-upload this buena musica. Gracias.

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