A Baroque wind blows through Japanese melodies.
The Vivaldi Ensemble plays a mix of Japanese and Western styles.
This work, which recreates traditional Japanese melodies for a classical ensemble, is a beautiful attempt to transform the atmosphere of the four seasons into sound. A tranquil and deep sonic journey, highlighted by the meticulous performance of the Vivaldi Ensemble Tokyo.
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A:
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1)
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Hamabe No Uta
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2)
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Akai Kutsu
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3)
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Yoimachigusa
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4)
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Yurikago No Uta
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5)
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Kono Michi
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6)
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Tooryanse
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7)
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Defune
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B:
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1)
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Akatombo
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2)
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Nanatsu No Ko
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3)
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Tsuki No Sabaku
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4)
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Soushunfu
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5)
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Yashi No Mi
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6)
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Jogashima No Ame
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7)
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Shikararete
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Conductor, Transcription By - Masaaki Hayakawa
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Bassoon - Yoshihide Kiryuu
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Violin [Solo] - Shigeru Toyama
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Flute - Akiyasu Miyamoto
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Recorder - Ichiro Tada
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Oboe - Takehiko Nitori
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Harp - Matsue Yamahata
