Difference between revisions of "Japanese Folk Song Suite 1"

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Yasutaki Inamori

General Info

Year: 2003
Duration: 00:07:20
Difficulty: Advanced
Publisher: Studio 4 Music
Cost: $12.00

Movements

1. Mother's Song
2. Red Dragonfly
3. Bonze at the Temple

Instrumentation

Marimba

Program Notes

Yasutaki Inamori's Japanese Folk Song Suite I is a collection of three short marimba solos written for Naoko Takada, each based on a traditional Japanese folk song. Mother's Song is written in a very permutational style, closing with a tasteful little chorale. Red Dragonfly is a flurry of rippled chords and quick arpeggios up and down the keyboard. Bonze at the Temple is march-like in style and is more bombastic than the other two movements.

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