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Рыбалка на Сахалине, август 2008
GRSP video.
Utro Rossiji (Russia's Morning, or Good Morning, Russia)
Rounding out the last two videos is this 1949 three-parter; an interesting vocal piece rarely heard outside of Japan and likely very unfamiliar to the casual Akira Ifukube-fan. It's entitled: "Three Lullabies Among the Native Tribes On the Island of Sakhalin." This is the third part of the lullaby called "umpn ja: ja:" **** For more information regarding this work, follow this link: www.akiraifukube.org And visit AkiraIfukube.org for more general info on the composer's life and works. **** Please comment, rate, and subscribe if you enjoy this and other music from my "Master Works" series. **** Disclaimer: As usual, I own nothing here and cannot provide any of the music you'll be hearing. Enjoy!
Back again with more great music. This next 1949 three-parter is an interesting vocal piece rarely heard outside of Japan and likely very unfamiliar to the casual Akira Ifukube-fan. It's entitled: "Three Lullabies Among the Native Tribes On the Island of Sakhalin." This is the first part of the lullaby called "bu: lu: bu: lu:" **** For more information regarding this work, follow this link: www.akiraifukube.org And visit AkiraIfukube.org for more general info on the composer's life and works. **** Please comment, rate, and subscribe if you enjoy this and other music from my "Master Works" series. **** Disclaimer: As usual, I own nothing here and cannot provide any of the music you'll be hearing. Enjoy!
Continuing from the previous entry, this next 1949 three-parter is an interesting vocal piece rarely heard outside of Japan and likely very unfamiliar to the casual Akira Ifukube-fan. It's entitled: "Three Lullabies Among the Native Tribes On the Island of Sakhalin." This is the second part of the lullaby called "buppun lu:" **** For more information regarding this work, follow this link: www.akiraifukube.org And visit AkiraIfukube.org for more general info on the composer's life and works. **** Please comment, rate, and subscribe if you enjoy this and other music from my "Master Works" series. **** Disclaimer: As usual, I own nothing here and cannot provide any of the music you'll be hearing. Enjoy!
