Three verses of Shuntaro TANIKAWA’s poems were chosen from the series of “Kotoba Asobiuta” for the foreign choirs who cannot understand Japanese. These poems which repeat the sa me sound in the end of phrase and the end of the line, words themselves have the rhythms already. However high and low s ound, hard and soft sounds, and speed are giving this music the uplifting and lively sounds. This song was introduced at contests and festivals all around the world, therefore, in overseas, this is one of very popular work of Ko MATSUSHITA. Please enjoy this work with words, melodies, and your whole body.
| ISBN |
9784866040639 |
| Format |
A4
16page |
| Price |
770 JPY |
| Composer | MATSUSHITA, Ko → Profile
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| Author of the text | TANIKAWA, Shuntaro
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| Type of Choir | Mixed Chorus
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Tonality | |
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| Number of Voice Parts | 8 |
Voicing | SSAATTBB |
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| Language 1 | Japanese |
Language 2 | Romanized |
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| Accompaniment |
A Cappella
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Duration | 4'00" |
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| 1 | Japanese Game for SSAATTBB a cappella |
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| Profile | MATSUSHITA, Ko |
Arranger | |
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| Author of the text | TANIKAWA, Shuntaro |
Text arranger | |
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| Type of Choir |
Mixed Chorus
|
Tonality | |
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| Number of Voice Parts | 8 |
Voicing | SSAATTBB |
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| Language 1 | Japanese |
Language ２ | Romanized |
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| Accompaniment |
A Cappella
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Duration | 4'00" |
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