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| Description: | Soundtrack of the documentary program for Japanese art history, â??Japan: Its Heart and Formâ? which was aired on NHK educational channel from 1987 to 1988. Akira Mitake worked on it, and after the dissolution of Ippudo, he produced music for the media and provided music to many artists, mainly pop music. Itâ??s an electronic work that expresses the silence, space, romance reminiscent of Japanese spirit. The entire contents has a mysterious atmosphere, â??Yashaâ? and â??Keisetsuâ? are particularly captivating, evoking the beauty of Japan. Truly amazing piece left by the talent behind Masami Tsuchiya, who can be interpreted as ambient music. - Akira Mitake, who played keyboards and violin in the early 80's new wave band 'Ippudo,' known for the hit 'Sumire September Love,' created this original soundtrack for NHK's program 'Nihon: Sono Kokoro to Katachi (Japan: It's Heart and Form)' a compilation of Japanese art history. This work was recorded with a different approach from the band's musicality and the song 'Kawano Nagareno Youni' provided to Misora Hibari, and when 'Mono (object)', which seems to be about Japanese beauty, is replaced with 'Oto (sound)'. A masterpiece of Japanese ambient/new age music, all of which are composed and arranged by himself, and are all about the expansive 'Joukei (landscape)'. Tracklisting:Side A1. Himawari2. Retro no Shizuku3. Yasha4. Boufuu5. Reien no MadobeSide B1. Kinshitsu no Shirabe2. Itoshi no Rei3. Keisetsu4. Ranja no Sono5. Koshuu2023 Japan reissue. with obi and insert. |
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