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Nomura Hideto - Nihon No Symphonist Tachi Maborosi No Koukyosakuhin To Aratana Sozo - Japan 2 CD
Nomura Hideto - Nihon No Symphonist Tachi Maborosi No Koukyosakuhin To Aratana Sozo - Japan 2 CD
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Classical Music
June 6, 2026
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Catalog No.: 3SCD0082
JAN/ISBN: 4560224350825
Number of Discs: 2
Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
Credits:
Nomura Hideto
Description:
[A CD That Fills a Gap in Japanese Music History] "Japanese Symphonists: Lost Symphonic Works and New Creations" Featuring the world premiere of Nobutaka Mizuno’s Symphony No. 5, along with the first-ever recordings of works by Yasushi Akutagawa, Toshiro Mayuzumi, Minoru Miki, and Sohei Kano ■ Highlights (1) Symphony No. 5 by an 88-year-old composer and a massive symphony sealed away for 62 years This album features the commissioned premiere of Symphony No. 5 (2022), written by Nobutaka Mizuno at the age of 88 (at the time of composition). It is an overwhelming work bursting with the energy of jazz and the chaos of deafening volume. Additionally, Minoru Miki’s Symphony “New Year’s Eve” (1960)—which had not been performed for 62 years due to its unconventional instrumentation (four tenor trombones, two tubas, two pianos, six timpani, and a clavicord)—finally receives its world premiere. The orchestra’s full force collides with the master’s score. (2) The First Recordings of the Lost Masterpieces by Yasushi Akutagawa and Toshiro Mayuzumi "GXCONCERTO" (solo by Ayaka Takegai), written by Yasushi Akutagawa for the "Yamaha Electone GX-1"; Toshiro Mayuzumi’s final work, "Passacaglia" (1997); and "Kimigayo" arranged by Mayuzumi will all be released on disc for the first time. (3) Sohei Kano’s Symphony No. 2, “Acoustic Encirclement of the Spirit’s Howl,” Commissioned and World-Premiered The 2024 performance realized an unprecedented endeavor: arranging the orchestra in a 360-degree configuration, extending from the stage to the four corners of the audience seating. Sohei Kano’s Symphony No. 2, for which he designed the acoustics specifically for each hall, has been recorded here as its world premiere. (4) Also features masterpieces by Akira Ifukube, Ikuma Dan, and Kaoru Wada This release features Akira Ifukube’s “Sinfonia Tapkara,” Ikuma Dan’s “Symphony No. 1 in A Major” and “Festive March (Orchestral Version),” and Kaoru Wada’s “MATSURI!” (from the anime “Puzzle & Dragons”—concert version premiere). The broad history and current state of Japanese symphonic music are condensed into these two discs.
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