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Here Latin, Jazz, Blues and Other Musical Styles Meet Classical! Pieces Exhibit Vibrant, Compelling Rhythm Which Makes Them Remarkably Enticing ■ About Zen-On Music Zen-On Music Co., Ltd. is one of the oldest and largest music publishers in Japan. It was founded by Teiji Shimada in 1931 in Tokyo. Since its establishment, Zen-On has been distributing sheet music and musical instruments for musicians and educational institutions. The company sells published works of classical, popular, educational, and contemporary music for variety of instruments. In addition, Zen-On provides rental and licensing services for performers. The publisher’s wide range of catalog includes works of Yasushi Akutagawa, Joe Hisaishi, Shin-ichiro Ikebe, Hitomi Kaneko, Michio Mamiya, Minoru Miki, Akira Miyoshi, Tokuhide Niimi, Akira Nishimura, Ichiro Nodaira, Kenji Sakai, Somei Satoh, and Joji Yuasa, among others. Zen-On’s publications are available through its headquarters in Tokyo and its network of distributors all over the world. ■ CONTACT OUR AGENT For European countries and South Africa: MDS-Music Distribution Service GmbH Carl-Zeiss-Str. 1-55129 Mainz, Germany Email: [email protected] Phone: +44 0 1233 712233 Fax: +44 0 1233 714948 U.K. customers may use these contact details: Email: [email protected] Phone: 01233 712233 Fax: +49 (0)6131 505 115/116 For France, Monaco and Luxemburg: Hal Leonard Europe Distribution Businesspark Friesland-West 15 8447 SL Heerenveen, The Netherlands Phone: +31 (0)513 653053 For questions about an order, contact [email protected] For all other enquiries, contact [email protected] URL: https://www.musicshopeurope.com/ For U.S.A., Canada and Mexico: Hal Leonard Corporation 7777 West Bluemound Road, Milwaukee, WI 53213 U.S.A. Phone: +1 800 524 4425 Fax : +1 414 774 3259 For Australia and New Zealand: Music Knowledge Pty. Ltd. 17 Coledale Close, Endeavour Hills, VIC. 3802 Australia Phone: +61 3 9700 0660 Fax: +61 3 9700 7705 For all countries, with the exception of above mentioned countries: Zen-On Music Co., Ltd. 2-13-3 Kami Ochiai, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 161-0034 Japan Phone: +81 3 3227 6283 Fax: +81 3 3227 6288 Email: [email protected] URL: http://www.zen-on.co.jp ■ Contents NEW RELEASES ………………………………………………………………………………… 4 BEST SELLERS …………………………………………………………………………………… 5 Music for Keyboard …………………………………………………………………………… 6 Music for Strings ……………………………………………………………………………… 27 Music for Guitar / Harp / Mandolin ………………………………………………………… 31 Music for Recorder …………………………………………………………………………… 33 Music for Harmonica ………………………………………………………………………… 35 Music for Woodwind ………………………………………………………………………… 35 Music for Brass ………………………………………………………………………………… 38 Music for Percussion ………………………………………………………………………… 40 Music for Ensemble ………………………………………………………………………… 40 Scores …………………………………………………………………………………………… 42 Vocal Music …………………………………………………………………………………… 51 Choral Music …………………………………………………………………………………… 53 Stage Works …………………………………………………………………………………… 55 Music for Japanese Instrument(s) ………………………………………………………… 55 Books …………………………………………………………………………………………… 56 DVD …………………………………………………………………………………………… 56 This catalog lists Zen-On titles available for export sales only. Information is as of August 2020 and is subject to change without notice. Catalog Numbers Both Zen-On catalog numbers (=ZN) and ISMN are shown on the left of each title. Please refer to the six-figure ZN code together with the composer and title when ordering. Prices Prices are noted on the right of each publication. These prices are retail prices within Japan only. Overseas customers should refer to their local distributors. (See left page.) Prices are subject to change without notice. Trade Terms For dealers in territories not covered by Zen-On agents, inquiries on trade terms can be made to Zen-On’s Export Sales Team. (See left page.) Additional Notes 1. Noted on the right of each price: R = available only to ex-VAAP agents * = Unable to export to countries with 60 years or more copyright protection ** = Unable to export to countries with 70 years or more copyright protection *ESP = Unable to export to Spain because of copyright protection *AUS = Unable to export to Australia because of copyright protection *GEO = Unable to export to Georgia because of copyright protection 2. Noted after titles when applicable: E = English, F = French, G = German, J = Japanese, R = Russian (for text, lyrics and/or translations, etc.) 4 NEW RELEASES 507701 M223329064 ■ NEW RELEASES STUDIO GHIBLI FOR RECORDER QUARTET (E) (ARR. KANEKO, K.) / JPY 1,500 161173 M223329033 Wonderful recorder quartet arrangements of famous CONCERT ETUDES ON RHYTHM BOOK 1 Studio Ghibli tunes including: The Path of the Wind, GIMENO, P. / JPY 1,600 One Summer’s Day, Arrietty’s Song and more. Featuring a new genre of piano music where Latin, jazz, blues and other musical styles meet classical! Pieces exhibit vibrant, compelling rhythm which makes them remarkably enticing. A must-play, must- hear music filled with vivid impressions! Also recommended: 161174 M223329040 509531 M223328616 CONCERT ETUDES ON RHYTHM BOOK 2 JYUREI I GIMENO, P. / JPY 1, 600 NISHIMURA, A. / JPY 1,700 For 2 clarinets. Commissioned by Zen-On Music Co., 170493 M223328715 Ltd.; premiered December 2014. Duration: 13’ JAZZY BACH BACH, J.S. / JPY 1,600 Also recommended: Tasteful jazz piano arrangements of famous works by 509532 M223328623 Bach including: Invention No. 1, Air on the G String, JYUREI II Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring and more. NISHIMURA, A. / JPY 2,400 For 5 clarinets. Commissioned by Bunkyo Academy Also recommended: Foundation; premiered May 2015. Duration: 5’ 170494 M223328722 JAZZY BEETHOVEN 548596 M223328807 BEETHOVEN, L. / JPY 1,600 STUDIO GHIBLI FOR FLUTE (+CD) (E) Includes: Für Elise, ‘Ode to Joy,’ Symphony No. 5 ‘Fate’ (ARR. GOTO, M.) / JPY 2,500 and more. Arrangements of Studio Ghibli themes and music including: Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind – 170495 M223328739 Opening, Carrying You, Princess Mononoke and more. JAZZY CHOPIN Piano part and accompaniment CD included. CHOPIN, F. / JPY 1,600 Includes: Etude Op. 10 No. 3 ‘Farewell,’ ‘Revolutionary’ For other instruments: Etude Op. 10 No. 12, ‘Minute Waltz’ Op. 64 No.1 and 548597 M223328814 more. STUDIO GHIBLI FOR ALTO SAX (+CD) (E) (ARR. GOTO, M.) / JPY 2,500 170496 M223328746 JAZZY DEBUSSY 300172 M223328821 DEBUSSY, C. / JPY 1,600 STUDIO GHIBLI FOR VIOLIN (+CD) (E) Includes: Clair de lune, Rêverie, La fille aux cheveux (ARR. GOTO, M.) / JPY 2,500 de lin and more. 178701 M223328487 590571 M223329002 CONFECTIONS - A PIANO SWEET (E) DETUNE YUYAMA, A. / JPY 1,600 SAKAI, K. / JPY 1,800 A confection-themed piano album perfect for For wind orchestra. Score only; parts on rental. children and adults alike. Snacks like Baumkuchen, Commissioned by Nagoya Philharmonic Orchestra and pudding, chewing gum and kaki-no-tane are livelily Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra; premiered September represented in various musical styles with melodious 2019. Duration: 7’30” tunes and colorful harmonies. Others in our Picture Pieces Collection: 178704 M223328517 POPOLILA POPOTOLINKA'S RENDEZVOUS (E) Listen to HARUHATA, C. / JPY 1,600 sample tracks here: 897025 M223328760 178705 M223328524 STRING QUARTETS NOS1-3 DE LA MER MUSICALE (E) BEETHOVEN, L. / JPY 1,400 OTAKA, A. / JPY 1,700 Revised pocket score; edited and organized to fit 178706 M223328531 performances using authentic parts. Upper cello range written in modern notation. LITTLE LANDSCAPES IN A STARRY TOWN (E) TODOROKI, C. / JPY 1,500 Also recommended: 178707 M223328548 897026 M223328777 TALES OF THRUSH FOREST (E) STRING QUARTETS NOS4-6 KATSUKI, O. / JPY 1,700 BEETHOVEN, L. / JPY 1,300 178708 M223328555 897027 M223328784 MAYBE THE GRIMM'S FAIRY TALES (E) STRING QUARTETS NOS7-9 AOSHIMA, H. / JPY 1,700 BEETHOVEN, L. / JPY 1,800 178709 M223328562 897232 M223328791 IN THE TOWN WHERE BREEZES FLOW (E) LE CARNAVAL DES ANIMAUX GOTO, M. / JPY 1,600 SAINT-SAENS, C. / JPY 800 Revised pocket score; based on original score 178710 M223328579 published from Éditions Durand. Includes full work: THE STARRY NIGHT (E) Introduction et marche royale du lion, Aquarium, CHIHARA, H. / JPY 1,800 Cygne and more. BEST SELLERS 5 509001 M223304399 ■ BEST SELLERS THE GOLDEN AGE OF THE FLUTISTS VOL 1 (MOYSE; TAKAHASHI) / JPY 2,300 179017 M223324847 Collection of virtuosic concert pieces and piano GHIBLI BEST STORIES accompaniments selected and edited by master flutist HISAISHI, J. / JPY 1,700 Marcel Moyse. Piano arrangements of Joe Hisaishi’s music from Studio Ghibli films directed by Hayao Miyazaki Also recommended: (Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, My Neighbor 509002 M223304405 Totoro, Princess Mononoke and others). Composer- approved “original edition.” THE GOLDEN AGE OF THE FLUTISTS VOL 2 (MOYSE; TAKAHASHI) / JPY 2,300 More of Hisaishi’s “original editions”: 509004 M223321457 179011 M223320580 THE GOLDEN AGE OF THE FLUTISTS VOL 3 ENCORE (MOYSE; TAKAHASHI) / JPY 2,400 HISAISHI, J. / JPY 1,600 509010 M223304412 179015 M223321174 PIANO STORIES BEST '88-'08 SUITES I-III FOR CELLO SOLO BACH, J.S. (BRUGGEN, F.) / JPY 900 HISAISHI, J. / JPY 1,600 Bach’s Cello Suites I-III (BWV1007-1009) arranged Full scores of Hisaishi’s orchestral works: by Frans Brüggen for solo alto recorder. Bass clef 899711 M223318006 notation is purposely kept. TOTORO NEIGHBOUR HISAISHI, J. / JPY 2,800 Also recommended: 985252 M223328395 899712 M223328302 [DVD] RECORDER COLLECTION OF FRANS BRÜGGEN (NTSC) THE EAST LAND SYMPHONY PERF. BOEKE, K. / HAUWE, V.W. / JPY 3, 500 HISAISHI, J. / JPY 4,500 985253 M223328401 [DVD] RECORDER COLLECTION OF FRANS BRÜGGEN (PAL) PERF. BOEKE, K. / HAUWE, V.W. / JPY 3, 500 190300 M223303569 550245 M223322256
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