Yasushi Akutagawa: Ellora Symphony (1958)
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Yasushi Akutagawa (1925-1989): Ellora Symphony (1958).
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New Zealand Symphony Orchestra diretta da Takuo Yuasa.
Cover image: painting by Keigetsu Matsubayashi.
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I find it interesting that I have been on this planet almost 81 years and I never heard of Akutagawa before today. I am wondering why that is. I am a trained musician and son of a musician and have not been asleep most of this time. This is good stuff.
Sir; this beautiful music was taken from a NAXOS CD. NAXOS releases a lot of 20th-21st century music the traditional 'major' record labels are not interested in.
Here some suggestions for your listening enjoyment:
Akio Yashiro and Hiroshi Ohguri from Japan; Douglas Lilburn from New Zealand; Tan Dun, Guo Wenjing and Bright Sheng from China; Alla Pavlova from RussiUSA.
@@Tiki-Eldridge You will be happy to know that I have now listened to every Akutagawa recording on RUclips and am a big fan.
@@stephenjablonsky1941 Yes, music = happiness.
Btw, do you know the music of Akira Ifukube?
Naxos released an album of his very interesting music...conducted by....Dmitry Yablonsky!
@@Tiki-Eldridge The answer is affirmative because I have been exploring Japanese composers other than Takemitsu and Satoh.
@@stephenjablonsky1941 'Composer Satoh' gives me three leads: Toyohiko (born 1943), Somei (born 1947), and Keijiro (1929-2009). That means lot of new music to be discovered, nice.
I have read that this was written after a visit to the Ellora Caves, though to me, it has a strong 1950s science fiction vibe instead, a kind of monstrous calamity to it. Thank you for posting! Very interesting.
I am astounded that this performance is powerful and overwhelming .
From Tokyo in Japan where is within your imagination .
An amazing collection of music,fantastic that you are promoting this.Many thanks.
こういうのを聴いているとゴールドスミスに代表される映画音楽って現代音楽だったんだなって思うのよ。
very unique love all the sounds and way it swells in and out
ファンの方に怒られると思うけど、レベルの高いSF映画のサントラみたい聴いてて楽しい。Jゴールドスミスを想わせる響きが随所に、こちらが先ですけど。
その感想は間違いじゃないです。
ゴールドスミスみたいな人って、実は現代音楽の作曲者でもあったってことなんでしょうね。
@@jirohkaiohmata5801ライバルと称されたJウイリアムズほどではないけどクラシック分野の作品残していますね。
Schockierend, verstörend, bahnbrechend radikal, epochal, genial.. must know!
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RUclips Premium is so worth it. There are so many music pieces and podcasts. It beats Spotify.
@@davidark9054 Or simply an ad blocker...