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Variations on the Theme of "Kōjō no Tsuki" (Live) -- 肝付兼美田本美子呉信樹 alac,flac,wav,aac: 16bit/44.1kHz | 06:36 | |
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A Song of Heron (Arr. for 2 Mandolins, Lute & Piano by Kanemi Kimotsuki) (Live) -- 田中昌江田本美子肝付兼美呉信樹 alac,flac,wav,aac: 16bit/44.1kHz | 04:18 | |
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Piano Sonata No. 11 in A Major, K. 331: III. Alla turca (Arr. for 2 Mandolins & Piano by Tadashi Hattori) (Live) -- 田中昌江田本美子呉信樹 alac,flac,wav,aac: 16bit/44.1kHz | 04:38 | |
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Fantasic Variation on "Kōjō no Tsuki" (Live) -- 肝付兼美呉信樹 alac,flac,wav,aac: 16bit/44.1kHz | 08:22 | |
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Maiden on the Shore (Live) -- 田中昌江呉信樹 alac,flac,wav,aac: 16bit/44.1kHz | 05:25 | |
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Concerto for 2 Mandolins & Piano: I. Allegro con moto (Live) -- 肝付兼美田中昌江呉信樹 alac,flac,wav,aac: 16bit/44.1kHz | 09:15 | |
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Concerto for 2 Mandolins & Piano: II. Interlude (Live) -- 肝付兼美田中昌江呉信樹 alac,flac,wav,aac: 16bit/44.1kHz | 03:19 | |
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Concerto for 2 Mandolins & Piano: III. Finale (Live) -- 肝付兼美田中昌江呉信樹 alac,flac,wav,aac: 16bit/44.1kHz | 05:56 | |
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Variations on the Theme of Lightly Row (Live) -- 田中昌江田本美子肝付兼美毛塚功一 alac,flac,wav,aac: 16bit/44.1kHz | 03:56 |
Masashi Hattori, renowned composer of "Radio Taiso Dai-ichi" (Radio Calisthenics No. 1), dedicated his efforts to popularizing classical music. His contributions were recognized with the Medal of Honor with Purple Ribbon and the Order of the Rising Sun, Fourth Class, Gold Rays with Rosette. This live album is a collection of his clear and delightful works for mandolin.
Digital Catalog
The mandoloncello, known as the low-pitched instrument of the mandolin orchestra, shows off its true presence as a duo with the guitar! Pay attention to the dialogue between them, which have different characters even though they have the same range!
Do you remember the days spent in your hometown when you were still a child? Those ordinary days, yet filled with irreplaceable moments of happiness. Listening to this album will bring back memories of those days you can never reclaim, filling you with a sense of calm. For us living in this busy modern age, “hometown” is an unwavering, warm memory. Why not take a moment to relax with these supreme works by Japanese composers? ※This album includes live recordings. Some tracks were recorded many years ago, and variations in sound quality may occur depending on the recording environment at that time.
Do you remember the days spent in your hometown when you were still a child? Those ordinary days, yet filled with irreplaceable moments of happiness. Listening to this album will bring back memories of those days you can never reclaim, filling you with a sense of calm. For us living in this busy modern age, “hometown” is an unwavering, warm memory. Why not take a moment to relax with these supreme works by Japanese composers? ※This album includes live recordings. Some tracks were recorded many years ago, and variations in sound quality may occur depending on the recording environment at that time.
Masashi Hattori, renowned composer of "Radio Taiso Dai-ichi" (Radio Calisthenics No. 1), dedicated his efforts to popularizing classical music. His contributions were recognized with the Medal of Honor with Purple Ribbon and the Order of the Rising Sun, Fourth Class, Gold Rays with Rosette. This live album is a collection of his clear and delightful works for mandolin.
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Digital Catalog
The mandoloncello, known as the low-pitched instrument of the mandolin orchestra, shows off its true presence as a duo with the guitar! Pay attention to the dialogue between them, which have different characters even though they have the same range!
Do you remember the days spent in your hometown when you were still a child? Those ordinary days, yet filled with irreplaceable moments of happiness. Listening to this album will bring back memories of those days you can never reclaim, filling you with a sense of calm. For us living in this busy modern age, “hometown” is an unwavering, warm memory. Why not take a moment to relax with these supreme works by Japanese composers? ※This album includes live recordings. Some tracks were recorded many years ago, and variations in sound quality may occur depending on the recording environment at that time.
Do you remember the days spent in your hometown when you were still a child? Those ordinary days, yet filled with irreplaceable moments of happiness. Listening to this album will bring back memories of those days you can never reclaim, filling you with a sense of calm. For us living in this busy modern age, “hometown” is an unwavering, warm memory. Why not take a moment to relax with these supreme works by Japanese composers? ※This album includes live recordings. Some tracks were recorded many years ago, and variations in sound quality may occur depending on the recording environment at that time.
Masashi Hattori, renowned composer of "Radio Taiso Dai-ichi" (Radio Calisthenics No. 1), dedicated his efforts to popularizing classical music. His contributions were recognized with the Medal of Honor with Purple Ribbon and the Order of the Rising Sun, Fourth Class, Gold Rays with Rosette. This live album is a collection of his clear and delightful works for mandolin.