¡Works Of Taichiro Kosugi2
¡Taichiro Kosugi
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[Machine Translation] Composer Taichiro Kosugi has composed music for more than 300 films and is widely known for his work in theater accompaniment. In this album, which follows the previous album of "chamber music" from concert scores discovered at Kosugi's house, we present "Symphony" (1953), composed as a symphony to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Japanese immigration to Brazil, and endorsed by music critic Morihide Katayama as "an important orchestral work by a Japanese composer in the Showa 20's." The final work in the "Japanese drums" series, which began with "Japanese drums 'Deer Dance'" by dancer Takaya Eguchi and Kosugi's teacher Akira Ifukube, is a session recording of the third series of Japanese drums, "Aya no Taiko" (1963), a dance music with a wide variety of instruments. The composer Kosugi Taichiro Kosugi and his two great orchestral works will be performed by the Nipponica Yasushi Akutagawa Memorial Orchestra under the direction of Kosugi's close friend and composer Ikeno Shigeru's most famous pupil, Ogura Keisuke.
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