紡ぎ歌「富をもたらす糸車」：福島弘和 [吹奏楽中編成-レンタル譜]

紡ぎ歌「富をもたらす糸車」

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主要ソロ：Flute, Bb Clarinet, Oboe, Trumpet, Alto Saxophone

福島弘和(Hirokazu Fukushima)

東京音楽大学卒業。同大学研究科修了。

オーボエを浜道晁、作曲を有馬礼子の各氏に師事する。現在、吹奏楽やオーケストラなど作編曲活動をする。また、演奏にパフォーマンスやコメディーを加えたアンサンブルポアールで演奏活動をする。

1999年朝日作曲賞、2003年下谷作曲賞、2007,2012,2013年下谷奨励賞、2010年日本管打吹奏楽学会アカデミー賞作曲部門など受賞する。

2001年国民文化祭、2008年全国高校総合文化祭の創作音楽を手掛けている。

21世紀の吹奏楽「響宴」会員。主な作品：「ラッキードラゴン」「シンフォニエッタ祈りの鐘」ほか

修正情報

SPINNING SONG ”TOMI WO MOTARASU ITOGURUMA”

I composed this piece in June 2014 after being commissioned by the Tomioka City Board of Education to write a piece inspired by the Tomioka Silk Mill in Tomioka City, Gunma Prefecture, to commemorate its registration as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The piece was premiered by the Tomioka City Wind Ensemble in August of the same year.

The piece comprises four sections, starting with a slow introduction inspired by the cultural enlightenment as part of the modernization of Japan during the Meiji era, which is followed by a fast section with triplets that seeks to depict Western silkreeling technology and the Western songs sung in mills that were introduced to Japan for the very first time during that period. Although I had written the piece with Western melodies instead of Japanese ones up to this point, the following slow section features a song sung by women working in the mills as they spun yarn, which accelerates at the part where the lyrics "itoguruma" (spinning wheel) are sung. Performers are advised to play the subsequent brass fanfare with a magnificent flourish while keeping these lyrics in mind.

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