¡Violin Enka
¡Toshio Sakurai
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[Machine Translation] Nippon no Hibiki " Series - The hearts of the people on the melancholy violin. The first three titles of the "Nippon no Hibiki" series, which conveys Japanese folk arts and culture, are now on sale. At the time of the civilization's opening to the outside world, the "Souji-bushi" was sung on the streets instead of speeches by the samurai to show off their liberal and civil rights ideology. Since the songs were sung in the style of speeches, they were also called "enka" ("enka"). It is different from today's enka (amorous songs). Eventually, he began to sing about the world with the accompaniment of violin and other musical instruments, and Toshio Sakurai (1909-1996) was called the "last enka master. This album is a coupling of a live performance at Asakusa Kibatei in 1983 (first time on CD) and a studio recording made in 1992 (both recordings include Kenichi Nagira). Please enjoy the origin of Japanese popular songs. Includes 50 songs, including some never before released on CD.
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