SABURO TAKADA
"MARIONETTE" SUITE FOR STRING QUARTET
ROH OGURA
STRING QUARTET IN B
IWAMOTO MARI STRING QUARTET
제 조 국 : made in Japan
레 이 블 : KING
자켓상태 : A면 / B면 EX~
음반상태 : A면 NEAR MINT-~MINT- B면 NEAR MINT-
수 록 곡 : 이미지 참고바랍니다.
* 음반자켓/음반 오염제거및 소독 완료, 음반 상태 확인 완료된 제품입니다.
Roh Ogura
Roh Ogura (小倉 朗, Ogura Rō, January 19, 1916 – August 26, 1990) was a Japanese composer and writer.
He was born in Kitakyushu and lived in Tokyo and Kamakura. First he learned French Modern Music under Shiro Fukai and Tomojiro Ikenouchi. Then he studied under Joseph Rosenstock about how to conduct Beethoven's symphonies and he became very interested in German classical music and wrote many symphonies that made him end up being called, "Ogurahms". Then he faced a deadlock and abandoned most of his works.
Gradually, he became very interested in Bartók. Finally he broke a new ground and started writing his original music inspired by Japanese traditional folk songs and old nursery rhymes. He was also gifted writer who published several books. In the late period of his life he was passionate painter too who painted oil paintings.
He was a friend of Minoru Matsuya (1910–1995) and taught his son Midori Matsuya (1943–1994) harmony and composition. He was also a teacher of Hiroaki Zakoji (1958–1987).
Works
1937 Sonatine for piano
1953 Dance Suite for two pianos
1953 Dance Suite for orchestra
1954 String Quartet in B
1957 Five Movements on Japanese Folk Songs for orchestra
1958 Nine Pieces on Children's Songs of Tohoku Region for female chorus a cappella
1959 Burlesque for orchestra
1960 Sonatine for violin and piano
1963 Sonatine for string orchestra
1966 Composition I for piano
1968 Composition II for piano
1968 Symphony in G
1971 Concerto for violin and orchestra
1972 Composition for string orchestra
1975 Composition in F# for orchestra
1977 Composition for flute, violin and piano
1980 Concerto for violoncello and orchestra