Composers Performers

Koscak Yamada

Koscak Yamada (1886–1965)

Japan · Neoromanticism, Neofolclorism

Choreographic Symphony “Maria Magdalena” for Orchestra (1918)
“Japanese Melody” for Violin and Piano
“Lullaby from the Chūgoku Region”, Yamada’s Setting Arranged by Michio Mamiya for Cello and Ensemble
“Lullaby of the Mountain Region” for Clarinet and Piano
“Mandara no hana” (“Mandarava Flowers”), Symphonic Poem (1913)
“Matsushima Ondo” (“Matsushima Dance Song”), Arranged by Michio Mamiya for Cello and Ensemble
Nagauta Symphony “Tsurukame” (“Crane and Tortoise”) for Voices, Japanese Instruments and Orchestra (1934)
Overture in D Major for Orchestra (1912)
“Red Dragonfly” (Aka-tombo), Arranged by Kazuhito Yamashita for Guitar
“Red Dragonfly” (Aka-tombo), Arrangement for Clarinet and Piano
“Red Dragonfly” (Aka-tombo), Song for Voice and Piano (1927)
Symphony in F Major “Triumph and Peace” (1912)
“The Dark Gate” (Kurai tobira), Symphonic Poem (1913)
“This Road” (Kono michi), Arranged by Kazuhito Yamashita for Guitar
“This Road” (Kono michi), Arrangement for Clarinet and Piano
“Trifoliate Orange Blossoms” (Karatachi no hana), Song for Voice and Piano (1925)