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1222 2110 perc(2) strings
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Year Authored (or revised)
Duration (min)
17
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Description
1 flute (doubling piccolo)
2 oboes
2 clarinets (Bb and A)
2 bassoons
2 horns in F
1 trumpet in C
1 trombone
2 percussion;
perc. 1:xylophone, glockenspiel (orchestra bells - share with perc. 2),
3 tom toms (single headed preferred),
3 timpani (23", 25", 28"),
3 Japanese temple bowls (share with perc. 2),
2 tam tams (medium and large
perc. 2: marimba, 1 octave of crotales (either one)
tenor drum, glockenspiel (share with perc. 1)
3 Japanese temple bowls (share with perc. 1)
strings
First Perfomance
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Recording
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Text Language - Non English
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Text Source/Author
Japanese haikus from various 17th-C. and 18th-C. sources, including Basho (1644-1694), Onitsura (1661-1738), Ogawa Shushiki (1669-1725), and others.
The source for the English translation of Japanese haikus is: Meika Haiku Shu published in Tokyo by Yohodo in 1914.
The source for the English translation of Japanese haikus is: Meika Haiku Shu published in Tokyo by Yohodo in 1914.
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percussion featured
orchestra
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