HOSOKAWA Toshio (*1955)
Jacob Kellermann (Gitarre) - Ilse Eerens (Sopran) - Tallinn Chamber Orchestra - Christian Karlsen (Dir)
BIS Records
1 SACD Hybrid
083:32
Gemischte Programme
2024-10-18
2 japanische Volkslieder für Sopran und Gitarre (2003) Hosokawa, Toshio Nr. 1 Kuroda-bushi Nr. 2 Itsuki no Komoriuta (Itsukis Wiegenlied) Serenade für Gitarre solo (2003) Hosokawa, Toshio 1. In the moonlight 2. Dream path Renka I (für Sopran und Gitarre) (1986) Hosokawa, Toshio Aki no Ta no... Kimi ga yuku... Yura no To wo... Voyage IX "Awakening" (für Gitarre, Streicher und Perkussion) (2007) 12 japanische Lieder (bearb. für Gitarre solo) Hosokawa, Toshio Nr. 1 Sakura (April) Nr. 2 Haru no Ogawa (Frühlingsbach) (Mai) Nr. 3 Tooryan-se (Kinderspiellied) (Juni) Nr. 4 Kokyo (Heimatstadt) (Juli) Nr. 5 Yamadera no Oshousan (Buddhistischer Mönch in den Bergen) (August) Nr. 6 Aka-Tombo (Rote Libelle) (September) Nr. 7 Kojo no Tsuki (Mond über Burgruine) (Oktober) Nr. 8 Yuyake-koyake (Sonnenuntergang) (November) Nr. 9 Yuki no furu Machi wo (Stadt im Schneefall) (Dezember) Nr. 10 Oshougatsu (Neujahrstag - Hoffnungsvolle Lieder) (Januar) Nr. 11 Kaasan no Uta (Lied der Mutter) (Februar) Nr. 12 Edo no Komoriuta (Edos Wiegenlied) (März)
HOSOKAWA Toshio (*1955)Jacob Kellermann (Gitarre) - Ilse Eerens (Sopran) - Tallinn Chamber Orchestra - Christian Karlsen (Dir)Label : BIS Records
Hosokawa's affinity for the guitar stems from his familiarity with popular songs accompanied by the guitar and from his knowledge of the koto, a traditional Japanese instrument from which he has adopted certain playing techniques. The music seems to be born like a calligraphic line 'at the limit of time and space'. Here, the guitar is no longer just an instrument familiar to both classical and popular music: in Hosokawa's works it is a medium that transmits the primordial motion of the soul.
