梁塵秘抄〜熊野古道の幻想｜福島弘和／RYOJINHISHO - Fantasy of KUMANOKODO | Hirokazu FUKUSHIMA【玉名女子高等学校吹奏楽部】

Performed by Tamana Girls High School Wind Orchestra Conducted by Shinichi Yoneda To purchase or for more info: https://www.fostermusic.jp/products/d... In 2006, he was commissioned by the brass band club of Wakayama Prefectural Tanabe Junior and Senior High School and performed for the first time. In the course of providing guidance to his adviser, Teacher Wada, in order to search for the subject material of the music, the word “Kumano” remained impressive, and while examining “Kumano,” he went to “Ryojinhisho.” Beam Dust Secrets were compiled by Cloistered Cloistered Emperor Goshirakawa who compiled popular lyrics at that time, and included various poems of Buddhist gods, yujo (young ladies), and common people, and they were able to sing the emotions of everyday life and expressing them in a fashionable manner. In this song, the fast-paced part of the two places shows that. The subtitle “Fantasy of KUMANO-KODO” shows the world view of the entire song. Kumano, which is also sung in Ryojinhisho, has been worshipped as “Yomi no kuni” where the soul of the dead goes since ancient times, and people seem to have walked on steep roads praying for the Gokuraku Ojo of the dead and the restoration of the soul “Yomigaeri.” I thought it would be nice to express transmigration where the chord progression of the same pattern circulates at a slow point in the middle part of this song and the melody above it unfolds. The opening and theme areas express the deep mountain scenes enveloped in fog and the feelings of the people who go and go there. When playing, please swing the tempo according to your music idea, especially for slow parts. There is also a Japanese drum in it, but the way it sounds is unique, so I hope you will consider the place to place and the balance of the whole. ───────────────────── RYOJINHISHO - Fantasy of KUMANOKODO | Hirokazu FUKUSHIMA ───────────────────── Windband 26-35 players Time: 0:7:16 Grade: 4 Item No.: FMP-0007 #Windband #HirokazuFukushima