安倍圭子( keiko abe)マリンバリサイタルwith村松ユリア クリスタルボウル

安倍圭子( keiko abe)マリンバリサイタルwith村松ユリア クリスタルボウル
安倍圭子
マリンバ・トーク・コンサート
マリンバと共に50年...
賛助出演
マリンバ/クリスタルボウル 村松ユリア
マリンバ/パーカッション 北澤恵美子
2009年6月25日(木)
キリスト品川教会

[@FoxGamer39618]

I think I heard that Keiko Abe was one of the people involved in the choice to make a 5 octave marimba.

[@benjaminhellert8531]

Jasper Fox - FoxGamer39618 she was the person who suggested it

[@FoxGamer39618]

Benjamin Hellert Thanks for letting me know. : )

[@scullyxenagg]

She was chosen by Yamaha to be the advisor for their project. It took 20 years to built their first 5-octave marimba. First they built a 4-octave, then a low F, then an extension to low C; finally the full 5-octaves in 1984.

[@monkeymalletsvideos]

Excellent! Beautiful.

[@delasolivier9693]

Such a great piece of music! crystal bowls sound like they are lit ... incredible, the delicacy of the performer when she caresses/touches them.

[@aaronbachelderMusic]

Can you tell me the name of the piece? Is it composed by Abe?

[@tubridge]

If it helps, a program for this date was published by Bluemallet Percussion Shop, one of the sponsors, at
鯨によせる詩 (Kujira ni yoseru uta, Song to Welcome the Whales)
By Finnish double-bassist and composer Teppo Hauta-aho
Csárdás
By Italian composer Vittorio Monti, original score for solo violin, mandolin or piano
チャルダッシュ (Kodai kara no tegami, A Letter from Ancient Times)
By Keiko Abe
Her list of works at mention Abe's composition as having 2000 premiere in the Netherlands, no publisher given. It seems to have had a number of performances, but no recording turned up.
I find no other reference to the Hauta-aho piece, though the original title could well be in Finnish. I'm still putting my bet on the whales.

[@aaronbachelderMusic]

Jeff Clayton thank you!

[@KimberlyWatkins15]

あのう、すみません。この曲は、英語はなんといますか。私の友だちは、日本語を読みませんから、英語を書きますか。おねがいします。すみません。ごめんあさい。私の日本語はちょっとだめです。

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