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From the USA Sunday, February 19th @14:00 Japan Monday @7:00, England Sunday @22:00, Germany, Belgium @23:00, Mexico Sunday @16:00 CT Naoko Takada , marinba Choro No.1 by Augusto Marcellino (originally for guitar)/arranged by Gordon Stout Gavotte en Rondeau from Violin Partita No.3 in E major by Johan Sebastian Bach @14:15 Japan Monday @7:15, England Sunday @22:15, Germany, Belgium @23:15, Mexico Sunday @16:15 CT Dana Rouse, Mezzo Soprano Christine DeKlotz, Piano Sanglots by Francis Poulenc Juliane Song Lee, Piano Secondo Tomiko Hamada Taylor, Piano Primo Waltz from "Masquerade" by Aram Khachaturian Fredric Beerstein, Oboe and English Horn Christine DeKlotz, Piano Piano concerto in G, II. Adagio Assai by Maurice Ravel selected wind accompaniments from the orchestra for oboe and english horn Juliane Song Lee, Piano Secondo Tomiko Hamada Taylor, Piano Primo Sonata K.521 I. Allegro by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Alexander Tseitlin, Violin Kyung Lee, Piano Theme from Schindler's List for violin and piano by John Williams Solo Sonata for Violin. Op 31 No. 2, Leicht bewegte Viertel by Paul Hindemith Kyung Lee, Piano Danzas Argentinas 1. Danza del viejo boyero 2. Danza de la moza donosa 3. Danza del gaucho matrero by Alberto Ginastera
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From Japan Sunday February 19th, @14:00 Japan time England Sunday@5:00; Germany, Belgium@6:00; Mexico Saturday 23:00 CT, West Coast, US, PST Saturday@21:00 琴古流尺八虚空庵大師範 金野鈴道、尺八 Shakuhachi Kinko-School Kokuuan the Grand Master, Reidou Konno, shakuhachi 虚空 琴古流尺八本曲 作曲 虚竹禅師 Kokuu kinko-ryuu shakuhachi honkyoku, Kochiku-zennji Program note “虚空-Kokuu” means "open space, vacuity” for “Akasha” in Sanskrit and a term in traditional Indian cosmology. It is not only a simple open space but also the place that transports sounds. ”虚空-Kokuu” in Shakuhachi music,it is understood as a Spiritual state of “nothingness”, limitless clear sky, a mysteriously beautiful sound that you’ve never heard of. According to the legend, the Zen monk “Kochiku”, who opened Myouann-ji in Kyoto, heard a mysteriously beautiful sound during his Shakuhachi training journey. He composed this shakuhachi music to describe the sound. The music has a simplicity and balanced musical beauty that sounds as if praying with “spiritual nothingness” facing an endless sky. This “虚空-Kokuu" with “虚霊-Kyorei” and “霧海篪-Mukaij” are the three the most respected and the oldest traditional Shakuhachi musical compositions called “Koden sankyoku”. 虚空という言葉自体は、サンスクリットの「アーカーシャ」の漢訳で, 空間とか大気とかを意味する言葉です。地水火風と並び五大元素の一つとされ、特に単なる空間ではなく音響を伝達される場とされています。 尺八曲における「虚空」とは、何事にもこだわらない無の境地、そしてどこまでも遮るもののない澄み切った空、晴れわたった空のかなたから聞こえてくる妙音と解釈しています。 伝説によれば、京都明暗寺の開祖・虚竹禅師が、尺八の修行行脚の途中、夢の中に聞いた妙なる音を尺八に移したものと言われています。 飾り気のない素朴さの中に均整のとれた、はるか大空に向かって祈るような、一途な音楽美が込められています。 「虚霊」「霧海篪」とあわせて古伝三曲と呼び、尺八最古の曲として古来、最も尊重されています。 |
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