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ANCIENT SOUNDSCAPES REBORN
Sacred Court Music (Gagaku)
and
Secular Art Music (Hōgaku)
Sunday, March 30, 2014 at 4:00PM
Miller Theatre, Columbia University
(116th Street & Broadway)
Presenting classic repertoires for Japanese heritage instruments
and newly commissioned works for Japanese heritage instruments and computer.
The concert is free and open to the public, but please register online at www.medievaljapanesestudies.org
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Part I: Sacred Court Music (Gagaku)
Hyōjō no netori
(Prelude Mode Centering on the note of E)
Etenraku
(Music of the Divine Heavens)
Kashin
(Glorious Days)
Vocal offerings
Sōjō no netori
(Prelude Mode Centering on the note of G)
Konju no ha
(Ah! Cheers)
Hyōjō no chōshi
(Prelude Mode Centering on the note of E)
Kanshū
(The Kanshū tune that vitiates vipers)
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Part II: Secular Art Music (Hōgaku)
Datura (1985)
(The Datura Flower)
for koto
by Tadao Sawai
Kyorei
(Bell of Emptiness)
for shakuhachi
18th c. Anonymous
Jōgen no tsuki (1979)
(The Waxing Moon)
for koto and shakuhachi
by Tadao Sawai
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Part III: Newly Commissioned Music for Japanese Heritage Instruments & Computer
Five Movements on Modulations (2014)
for shō, hichiriki, ryūteki, and computer
by Akira Takaoka
DESU (2014)
for shō, koto, biwa and computer
by Brad Garton
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