311 JYOMON-FU(The Rope Crest – Symphony Orchestra:Queen Elisabeth Music Competition Grand Prize) 縄文譜

311 JomonーFu.pdf

The Rope Crest – Symphony Orchestra (311)　Queen Elisabeth Music Competition Grand Prize
Score Only
Duration:: 27 min.
(130 pages incl. front page and instruction)

With this work, Fujikake became the first Japanese music composer to win the Queen Elisabeth Competition. This music is for a large symphony orchestra with 8 horns. It was inspired by ancient Japanese pottery, which has impressed rope and flame patterns and is thought to be the world’s oldest earthenware. We can imagine a continuum from the time of this pottery to the prosperity of Japanese people who live in the present. This spectacular piece of music tells of the beginning of our culture and emanates the energy of life.
Handwriting score (128pages).
– First performed by Belgian National Orchestra, conducted byGeorge Octors in Brussels in1977.
– Performed by Nagoya Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Hiro Fujikake
– Performed by Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Shunsaku Tsutsumi
– Performed by Nagoya Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Yuzo Toyama
– Performed by Osaka Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Yukinori Tezuka

縄文譜–管弦楽 (311)　国際エリザベート音楽コンクール第一位グランプリ受賞作品
スコア・パート譜セット
演奏時間:27分
(全130 ページ：表紙と説明書含む)

ホルン８本を使った大編成の管弦楽作品です。古代の縄文土器から今を生きる私たち日本人の繁栄へと想像力を広げて作曲した超大作。縄文土器が持つ歴史を超えた力強さとそこに根付いて繁栄した日本文化の原点がテーマになっています。
自筆スコアです（128ページ）

ジョージ・オクトース指揮：ベルギー国立交響楽団初演
藤掛廣幸　指揮：名古屋フィルハーモニー交響楽団演奏
堤俊作　指揮：東京シティフィルハーモニック管弦楽団演奏
外山雄三　指揮：名古屋フィルハーモニー交響楽団演奏
手塚幸紀　指揮：大阪フィルハーモニー管弦楽団演奏