3SCD-0067 伊福部昭:ヴァイオリン協奏曲第2番・世界初演 小林武史(ヴァイオリン

EDITORIAL REVIEWS
Akira Ifukube / Violin Concert No. 2 - World First Edition.
Akira Ifukube: Violin Concert No. 2
(1) First Release
(2) Testing
(3) Piano reduction version

BONUS TRUCK:
(4) From a celebrating the 43rd Art Festival (Arts Festival) Award (Music Department)

Takushi Kobayashi (Violin)
(1) Zudenec Koshler (Conductor) Czech National Bruno Philharmony Virtues Orchestra
(2) Seiichi Sanishi (conductor) Orchestra Name Undetected
(3) Pianist Name: Unknown
Recording:
(1) March 8, 1979 Besedni dum Hole (Czech Republic)
(2) Early 1979 (? within Tokyo Music University
(3) Early 1979 (? )
(4) February 5, 1989 Takahase Club
[73 minutes, 38 seconds]
Description: Atsu Kobayashi, Production: Nishikoichi
Sound source provided: Takushi Kobayashi/ Design: Shogo Yamaguchi.

The 2021 star of the Violin Collaboration 2nd World First-class Violin Concert was made by Akaki Ifukube for the master Violinist Taushi Kobayashi. Finally, it has been released as a hatsune series. In 1979, the world's first in the Czech Republic and the trials that were performed domestically before the beginning, and the rehearsal of piano reduction. All of the tape that was owned by Takushi Kobayashi.
As a bonus track, this item includes a toasting greetings of Akira Ifukube (1989) at the Taushi Kobayashi Art Festival award celebration.

■About each recording
1. The World First Violin Concert 2 days on March 8, 1979, but the tape left on the first day. Even though it was inquiring Brunofil, we used the 6mm master owned by Takushi Kobayashi.

2. A trial that doubles as a rehearsal in Japan for the first time in the Czech Republic. It was a concert that was only viewed by concerts, so it was unknown to its existence, but the recordings were left behind by Takushi Kobayashi.
As a domestic rehearsal for the first time in the Czech Republic, the conductor, orchestra and venue are undetected, and there are no pamphlets or other leaflets. According to the memory of Takeushi Kobayashi, the conductor is the same as Kobayashi and Seiichi Sanshi.

3. Recording of a series of rehearsals in the piano reduction version for the world's first.
This is just a reference recording for practice. However, it was recorded as a valuable record of the piano reduction version of Takushi Kobayashi. It was recorded as a document on how the world was first performed.

4. Takushi Kobayashi won the Art Festival Award for the 1988 recital. The celebration of the award was held on February 5, 1989, and was greeted with Akuma Iyama.
The recordings are left behind and actually touched the sound of Takushi Kobayashi, and we thought it is suitable for the CD bonus track.