Shoka Japanese children songs

Damrau, Diana.

CD 2014

Based on famous Japanese poetry, these songs have a haunting and mysterious beauty that has continued to entice generations. Here Kent Nagano and Diana Damrau present a part of Japanese history that few have ever heard.

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1 audio disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in
4 3/4 in
digital
optical
1.4 m/s
mono
digital recording

Notes:

Diana Damrau, Orchestre Symphonique de Montreál; Kent Nagano, conductor
Compact disc

Contents:

Nanatsu no ko (seven little ones) (1:54)
Amefuri otsukisan (moon in the rain) (2:42)
Soushunfu (song of early spring) (2:57)
Aoime no ningyou (blue-eyed doll) (1:29)
Tsukimisoo no hana (evening primrose) (2:21)
Jyuugoya otsukisan (dear old full moon) (1:45)
Hanakage (in the shadow of flowers) (4:00)
Yuuyake koyake (burning sunset) (1:42)
Haruyo koi (spring, come soon!) (1:14)
Sumidagawa (on the Sumida river) (instrumental) (2:45)
Akatonbo (red dragonflies) (2:43)
Akai kutsu (red shoes) (2:26)
Oboro zukiyo (blurry moon) (2:02)
Natsuwa kinu (summer has come) (2:50)
Hanayome ningyou (bridal doll) (3:03)
Chin chin chidori (orchestra fantasy on chin, chin, chidori) (instrumental) (3:24)
Hamachidori (beach plovers) (2:30)
Dokokade haruga (where is spring?) (1:55)
Chin chin chidori (chin chin chidori) (4:08)
Suna yama (dunes) (2:49)
Sakura (sakura, sakura) (2:25)
Ano-machi kono-machi (this town, that town) (1:46)

LCCN:

889187329

Control Number:

1155467

UPC:

774204913120

Other Authors:

Nagano, Kent, 1951-
Orchestre symphonique de Montréal

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