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Works Japanese Composers WORKS by JAPANESE COMPOSERS 2007-2008 日本の作曲家の作品 2007〜2008 公益財団法人 サントリー芸術財団 ─ 1 ─ 目次●CONTENTS 阿部亮太郎 ABE Ryotaro 6 原沢康明 HARASAWA Komei 20 板津昇龍 ITAZU Shoryu 34 愛澤伯友 AIZAWA Shirotomo 6 服部和彦 HATTORI Kazuhiko 20 伊藤美由紀 ITO Miyuki 35 赤石敏夫 AKAISHI Toshio 6 早川和子 HAYAKAWA Kazuko 21 いとうた つこ ITO Tatsuko 35 秋 透 AKI Tohru 7 早川正昭 HAYAKAWA Masaaki 22 伊藤弘之 ITOH Hiroyuki 36 安藤由布樹 ANDO Yuki 7 飛田泰三 HIDA Taizo 22 可知奈尾子 KACHI Naoko 36 青木省三 AOKI Shozo 8 日野原秀彦 HINOHARA Hidehiko 22 門脇 治 KADOWAKI Osamu 36 嵐野英彦 ARASHINO Hideo 8 平部やよい HIRABE Yayoi 23 梶 俊男 KAJI Toshio 37 有馬礼子 ARIMA Reiko 9 平井京子 HIRAI Kyoko 23 蒲池 愛 KAMACHI Ai 37 浅川春男 ASAKAWA Haruo 10 平井丈一朗 HIRAI Takeichiro 23 金丸めぐみ KANAMARU Megumi 37 足本憲治 ASHIMOTO Kenji 10 平野一郎 HIRANO Ichiro 24 金田成就 KANEDA Shigenari 38 江原大介 EHARA Daisuke 11 平野義久 HIRANO Yoshihisa 24 金子仁美 KANEKO Hitomi 38 江尻 栄 EJIRI Sakae 11 菱沼尚子 HISHINUMA Naoko 24 金田潮兒 KANETA Choji 39 - 遠藤雅夫 ENDO Masao 12 北條美香代 HOJO Mikayo 25 金藤 豊 KANETO Yutaka 39 遠藤徹二 ENDO Tetsuji 12 本間雅夫 HOMMA Masao 25 菅野由弘 KANNO Yoshihiro 40 - 衛藤恵子 ETO Keiko 12 本田孝徳 HONDA Takanori 26 加藤由紀子 KATO Yukiko 40 藤井喬梓 FUJII Takashi 13 堀越隆一 HORIKOSHI Ryuichi 26 加藤由美子 KATO Yumiko 41 藤家渓子 FUJIIE Keiko 13 星野和夫 HOSHINO Kazuo 27 川島素晴 KAWASHIMA Motoharu 42 藤倉 大 FUJIKURA Dai 14 細川俊夫 HOSOKAWA Toshio 27 吉川和夫 KIKKAWA Kazuo 43 藤田正典 FUJITA Masanori 14 細谷一郎 HOSOYA Ichiro 28 喜久邦博 KIKU Kunihiro 43 藤原嘉文 FUJIWARA Yoshibumi 15 北條直彦 HOUJO Naohiko 28 菊地雅春 KIKUCHI Masaharu 43 深澤 舞 FUKASAWA Mai 15 一柳 慧 ICHIYANAGI Toshi 29 菊池幸夫 KIKUCHI Yukio 44 深澤倫子 FUKAZAWA Michiko 15 出田敬三 IDETA Keizo 30 木村政巳 KIMURA Masami 44 福田 陽 FUKUDA Akira 16 五十嵐 忠 IGARASHI Tadashi 30 喜納政一郎 KINO Seiichiro 44 福井徹雄 FUKUI Tetsuo 16 飯田正紀 IIDA Masanori 31 北爪道夫 KITAZUME Michio 45 権代敦彦 GONDAI Atsuhiko 17 飯沼信義 IINUMA Nobuyoshi 31 清川愼一 KIYOKAWA Shin-ichi 45 後藤 丹 GOTO Makoto 18 池辺晋一郎 IKEBE Shin-ichiro 32 小橋 稔 KOBASHI Minoru 46 萩 京子 HAGI Kyoko 18 池田 悟 IKEDA Satoru 33 小林 聡 KOBAYASHI Akira 46 はじ ひ ろし HAJI Hiroshi 18 今井重幸 IMAI Shigueyuki 33 小林亜星 KOBAYASHI Asei 47 浜中守俊 HAMANAKA Moritoshi 19 伊左治 直 ISAJI Sunao 33 小林隆一 KOBAYASHI Ry˜uichi 47 原 嘉壽子 HARA Kazuko 19 井澤岳野 ISAWA Takeya 34 糀場富美子 KOHJIBA Tomiko 48 原田雄介 HARADA Yusuke 19 板本勝百 ITAMOTO Katsuto 34 小出稚子 KOIDE Noriko 48 ─ 2 ─ 小島有利子 KOJIMA Hase Yuriko 49 松永通温 MATSUNAGA Michiharu 60 中島克磨 NAKAJIMA Katsuma 73 小鍛冶邦隆 KOKAJI Kunitaka 49 松尾祐孝 MATSUO Masataka 61 中嶋恒雄 NAKAJIMA Tsuneo 73 駒井 肇 KOMAI Hajime 49 松岡貴史 MATSUOKA Takashi 61 仲俣申喜男 NAKAMATA Nobukio 73 小森俊明 KOMORI Toshiaki 50 松下 功 MATSUSHITA Isao 62 中村典子 NAKAMURA Noriko 74 近藤 譲 KONDO Jo 50 三上次郎 MIKAMI Jiro 62 中村節也 NAKAMURA Setsuya 75 近藤浩平 KONDO Kohei 51 三木 稔 MIKI Minoru 63 中村滋延 NAKAMURA Shigenobu 76 近藤春恵 KONDOH Harue 52 南 聡 MINAMI Satoshi 63 中村洋子 NAKAMURA Yoko 77 小西奈雅子 KONISHI Nagako 52 南川弥生 MINAMIKAWA Mio 64 なかにしあか ね NAKANISHI Akane 78 小坂咲子 KOSAKA Sakiko 52 三輪眞弘 MIWA Masahiro 64 中西 覚 NAKANISHI Satoru 78 小菅泰雄 KOSUGE Yasuo 53 宮城純一 MIYAGI Jun-ichi 65 中谷 通 NAKATANI Toru 79 甲田 潤 KOUDA Jun 53 宮木朝子 MIYAKI Asako 65 中辻小百合 NAKATSUJI Sayuri 79 木幡由美子 KOWATA Yumiko 53 宮原節子 MIYAHARA Setsuko 65 夏田昌和 NATSUDA Masakazu 79 小山和彦 KOYAMA Kazuhiko 54 宮崎 滋 MIYAZAKI Shigeru 66 新実徳英 NIIMI Tokuhide 80 小櫻秀爾 KOZAKURA Schuji 54 三善 晃 MIYOSHI Akira 66 二宮 洋 NINOMIYA Hiroshi 80 神津 裕 KOZU Yutaka 54 溝入敬三 MIZOIRI Keizo 67 二宮 毅 NINOMIYA Tsuyoshi 81 久保摩耶子 KUBO Mayako 55 水野みか子 MIZUNO Mikako 67 西田由美子 NISHIDA Yumiko 81 - - 久保 禎 KUBO Tadashi 56 水野修孝 MIZUNO Shuko 67 西尾敏孝 NISHIO Toshitaka 82 工藤明純 KUDO Akizumi 56 望月 京 MOCHIZUKI Misato 68 西尾 洋 NISHIO Yo 82 久木山 直 KUKIYAMA Naoshi 56 望月たけ美 MOCHIZUKI Takemi 68 野田暉行 NODA Teruyuki 83 熊谷佳和 KUMAGAI Yoshikazu 56 森 潤子 MORI Junko 68 野平一郎 NODAIRA Ichiro 83 熊澤住子 KUMAZAWA Sumiko 57 森垣桂一 MORIGAKI Keiichi 69 法倉雅紀 NORIKURA Masaki 84 国枝春恵 KUNIEDA Harue 57 森田佳代子 MORITA Kayoko 69 野澤啓子 NOZAWA Keiko 84 倉知竜也 KURACHI Tatsuya 57 森山智宏 MORIYAMA Tomohiro 69 小平光一 ODAIRA Kouichi 85 倉内直子 KURAUCHI Naoko 58 諸橋玲子 MOROHASHI Reiko 70 小栗克裕 OGURI Katsuhiro 85 くりもと よ うこ KURIMOTO Yoko 58 村木ひろの MURAKI Hirono 70 大前 哲 OHMAE Satoshi 86 草野次郎 KUSANO Jiro 58 村雲あや子 MURAKUMO Ayako 70 大政直人 OHMASA Naoto 86 楠 知子 KUSUNOKI Tomoko 59 村尾幸映 MURAO Sachie 70 大慈弥恵麻 OJIMI Emma 87 間宮芳生 MAMIYA Michio 59 鍋島佳緒里 NABESHIMA Kaori 71 岡部富士夫 OKABE Fujio 87 増本伎共子 MASSUMOTO Kikuko 59 長生 淳 NAGAO Jun 71 岡田昌大 OKADA Shodai 87 松平頼暁 MATSUDAIRA Yori-Aki 60 中川俊郎 NAKAGAWA Toshio 72 岡島雅興 OKAJIMA Masaoki 88 松本玲子 MATSUMOTO Reiko 60 中島はる NAKAJIMA Haru 72 岡本加奈子 OKAMOTO Kanako 88 ─ 3 ─ 岡坂慶紀 OKASAKA Keiki 88 杉野泰彦 SUGINO Yasuhiko 100 当摩泰久 TOHMA Yasuhisa 113 小野貴史 ONO Takashi 89 杉浦正嘉 SUGIURA Masayoshi 101 富山珠実 TOMIYAMA Tamami 113 - 大田桜子 OTA Sakurako 89 杉山洋一 SUGIYAMA Yoichi 101 伴谷晃二 TOMOTANI Koji 114 尾高惇忠 OTAKA Atsutada 90 角 篤紀 SUMI Atsuki 101 壺井一歩 TSUBOI Ippo 114 大谷千正 OTANI Sensho 90 鈴木朝子 SUZUKI Asako 102 坪能克裕 TSUBONOU Katsuhiro 115 大家百子 OYA Momoko 91 鈴木英明 SUZUKI Hideaki 102 土田英介 TSUCHIDA Eisuke 115 佐伯憲一 SAEKI Kenichi 91 鈴木理恵子 SUZUKI Rieko 102 津田 元 TSUDA Hajime 115 佐井孝彰 SAI Takaaki 92 鈴木 聡 SUZUKI Satoshi 103 塚本一実 TSUKAMOTO Kazumi 116 斉木由美 SAIKI Yumi 92 鈴木静哉 SUZUKI Seiya 103 築田佳奈 TSUKUDA Kana 116 齊藤 武 SAITOH Takeshi 93 鈴木輝昭 SUZUKI Teruaki 104 露木正登 TSUYUKI Masato 116 酒井治人 SAKAI Haruhito 93 田頭優子 TAGASHIRA Yuko 105 内田 敦 UCHIDA Atsushi 117 佐野芳光 SANO Yoshimitsu 94 田口雅英 TAGUCHI Motohide 105 植野洋美 UENO Hiromi 117 - 佐々木茂 SASAKI Shigeru 94 髙原宏文 TAKAHARA Hirofumi 106 鵜﨑庚一 UZAKI Koichi 117 佐藤 眞 SATO Shin 95 高橋東悟 TAKAHASHI Tohgo 106 脇山幹士 WAKIYAMA Kanji 118 佐藤 隆 SATO Takashi 95 高仲 広 TAKANAKA Hiroshi 106 渡部賢士 WATANABE Kenji 118 佐藤昌弘 SATOH Masahiro 95 たかの舞俐 TAKANO Mari 106 渡辺俊哉 WATANABE Toshiya 118 千秋次郎 S(C)ENSHU Jiro 96 高 嶋みどり TAKASHIMA Midori 107 八木幸三 YAGI Kozo 119 渋谷澤兆 SHIBUYA Takucho 96 竹田由彦 TAKEDA Yoshihiko 107 八木下 茂 YAGISHITA Shigeru 119 志田笙子 SHIDA Shoko 97 武野晴子 TAKENO Haruko 107 山本裕之 YAMAMOTO Hiroyuki 120 嶋津武仁 SHIMAZU Takehito 97 竹 内 とし 恵 TAKEUCHI Toshie 108 山 本 純ノ介 YAMAMOTO Junnosuke 120 清水昭夫 SHIMIZU Akio 97 田丸彩和子 TAMARU Sawako 108 山本成宏 YAMAMOTO Shigehiro 121 清水一徹 SHIMIZU Ittetsu 98 田辺恒弥 TANABE Tsuneya 108 山根明季子 YAMANE Akiko 121 清水健太郎 SHIMIZU Kentaro 98 田 中カレン TANAKA Karen 109 山下耕司 YAMASHITA Koji 122 下山一二三 SHIMOYAMA Hifumi 98 田中範康 TANAKA Noriyasu 109 山内雅弘 YAMAUCHI Masahiro 122 篠原 眞 SHINOHARA Makoto 98 田中修一 TANAKA Shuichi 110 柳田孝義 YANAGIDA Takayoshi 123 塩見允枝子 SHIOMI Mieko 99 田中利光 TANAKA Toshimitsu 111 柳谷清道 YANAGIYA Seido 123 白山智丈 SHIRAYAMA Tomotake 99 谷川忠博 TANIGAWA Tadahiro 111 矢内和三 YANAI Kazumi 123 四反田素幸 SHITANDA Motoyuki 99 谷中 優 TANINAKA Suguru 111 八杉忠利 YASUGI Tadatoshi 123 生野裕久 SHONO Hirohisa 99 寺嶋陸也 TERASHIMA Rikuya 112 安良岡章夫 YASURAOKA Akio 124 末吉保雄 SUEYOSHI Yasuo 100 寺内園生 TERAUCHI Sonoh 113 吉田峰明 YOSHIDA Mineaki 124 菅野浩和 SUGANO Hirokazu 100 照屋正樹 TERUYA Masaki 113 石丸基司 YSSIMAL Motoji 124 ─ 4 ─ 略語●Abbreviations picc Piccolo band Brass band fl Flute wind Wind ensemble A-fl Alto flute str… String… Ob Oboe ch… Chamber E-hrn English horn, cor anglais ch-orch Chamber Orchestra Cl Clarinet …ens … Ensemble B-cl Bass Clarinet …tri …. Trio Fg Bassoon, Fagot …qu … Quartet Rec Recorder …qt … Quintet Hrn Horn … ins … Instruments Trp Trumpet J-ins Japanese instruments Trb Trombone Sax Saxophone S Soprano Euph Euphonium Ms Mezzo-soprano Tub Tuba A Alto Vn Violin T Tenor Va Viola Br Baritone Vc Violoncello Bs Bass Cb Contrabass F-chor Female chorus Guit Guitar M-chor Male chorus Mand Mandolin Mix-chor Mixed chorus Pf Piano C-chor Children chorus ＊連弾: pf (4 hands), 2 台 ピ アノ : 2 pf Nar Narrator org Organ Sing Singer cemb Cembalo, Harpsichord Vo Vocal or Voice acc Accordion hrp Harp Publishers E-k Electric Keyboard AM Academia Music Synth Synthesizer BCA Best Composers Association elec.. Electric JFC Japan Federation of Composers electro Electro acoustic music JILA Japan International League of Artists mar Marimba KS Kawai Shuppan vib Vibraphone ME Mother-Earth xylo Xylophone NDK Nihon Doyo Kyokai timp Timpani NHS Nippon Hoso Shuppan Kyokai shaku Shakuhachi ONT Ongaku no Tomo-sha shino Shinobue OP Onkyo Publish shami Shamisen, Sangen SJ Schott Japan 17-gen Jushichi-gen-so TOS Tokyo Ongaku Shoin 20-gen Niju-gen-so ZG Zen-on Gakufu ryu Ryuteki KG Kyouiku Geijutsu-sha hichi Hichiriki UYMP University of York Music Press orch Orchestra perc Percussion ＊CDはCD番号で掲載 brass Brass ensemble ─ 5 ─ 阿部亮太郎 ABE Ryotaro Birth : 1962- Education : Awards & Prizes : Works : Title Instrumentation Duration Place of 1st performance Publisher or CD company '07 寄せては返す・鳥曇り cl-ens 3' Tokyo The Restless Waves / Cloudy Sky in Early Spring 四尺玉打揚之図 wind-orch 5' Tokyo Fireworks in 120cm Diameter Shell (Extreme Display of Crazy Japanese Firework) 声と風 mar 8' Tokyo Voix et Vent 弔鐘とコラール wind-orch 4' Joetsu Glas et Choral '08 五月雨を聴く・辿り書き cl-ens 3' Tokyo Listening to Early Summer Rain / Awkward Writing 高空より fl, pf 6' Joetsu From the Roof of Heaven 愛澤伯友 AIZAWA Shirotomo Birth : 1962- Education : Tokyo University of the Arts, Graduate school Awards & Prizes : Ataka Prize, The Musical Composition Contest of National Theatre, Prize (Embassy of Panama) Works : “Intron”, “Korozen”, “Su-oh ll”, “temps de temps” Title Instrumentation Duration Place of 1st performance Publisher or CD company '07 Time of Time cl, perc 6' Baltimore Deposition cl, vn, vc, pf, perc, shaku 8' Washington DC '08 始祖鳥 shaku, electro 6' Ise Shiso-chou 赤石敏夫 AKAISHI Toshio Birth : 1951- Education : Kunitachi College of Music Awards & Prizes : National Student Music Composition Contest Works : Recollection’s day (1975-, still in progress) Music for saxophone and pianoforte“Id”(1998) Title Instrumentation Duration Place of 1st performance Publisher or CD company '07 「アリウェン」木管五重奏のための fl, ob, cl, fg, hrn 13' Tokyo Aliwen 「ブレス・アブソルート」クラリネットとピアノのための cl,pf 10' Tokyo Breath Absolute '08 谷川俊太郎の詩による3つの歌曲Ⅱ vo, pf 12' Tokyo 「影と海」「ことばのとおりに」「たゆまずに」
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