MUSIC FROM JAPAN WORKS INFORMATION
Composition Name: Kobiki-Uta for Orchestra
Composition Date: 1957
Configuration: Orchestra
Japanese Instrument(s): N
Length: 11'
Players: FLEX
Version (Original/Revised): O
MFJ Presented: Y
Recording Title: Japanese Orchestral Favourites
Released: 2001
Performers: Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra
Label Name: NAXOS
Recording Format: Compact Disc
Commercial/Non-Commercial: C
Recording (American/Japanese/Other): J
Release (American/Japanese/Other): O
Solo/Compilation: C
Item Number: 8555071
Number of Copies: 1
Recording Title: Modern Japanese Compositions
Released: 1982
Performers: NHK Symphony Orchestra
Label Name: CBS/SONY
Recording Format: Record Album
Commercial/Non-Commercial: C
Recording (American/Japanese/Other): J
Release (American/Japanese/Other): J
Solo/Compilation: C
Item Number: OOAC-1432
Number of Copies: 1
Recording Title: (Japanese Title)
Released: 1979
Performers: Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra
Label Name: Victor
Recording Format: Record Album
Commercial/Non-Commercial: C
Recording (American/Japanese/Other): J
Release (American/Japanese/Other): J
Solo/Compilation: C
Item Number: KVX-5506
Number of Copies: 1
Recording Title: Toyama/Koyama/Odaka
Performers: The NHK Symphony Orchestra/Hiroyuki Iwaki
Label Name: King
Recording Format: Record Album
Commercial/Non-Commercial: C
Recording (American/Japanese/Other): J
Release (American/Japanese/Other): J
Solo/Compilation: C
Item Number: GT-9322
Number of Copies: 1
World Premiere Venue: Kyoritsu Hall
World Premiere City: Tokyo
World Premiere Date: 1957
World Premiere Performers: Japan Philharmonic Orchestra/A. Watanabe
MFJ Performance Information:
Venue: Carnegie Hall
City: New York City
Date:
Performers: American Symphony Orchestra
Name of Publisher: Ongaku No Tomo
Date: 1962
Article/Review: R
Publication: The New York Times
Title: Concert:MFJ Performed At Carn.
Author/Critic: Allen Hughes
Publication Date: 2/26/82
Reaction: Neutral
Synopsis: "..begins dramatically with a soulful cello solo pitted against
interjections by the orchestra and then heads off into heavily
rhythmic and sometimes rather rustic-sounding sections...."
Origin (American/Japanese): A
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