SAKAI - KUROSHIOS MESSENGER TUBA/PIANO

SAKAI - KUROSHIOS MESSENGER TUBA/PIANOKUROSHIOS MESSENGER was written for Yukihiro Ikeda, the tuba player with the NHK symphony orchestra of Tokyo, Japan. The premire was given on 21 March 2010 at the Yamaha Hall in Tokyo. "Kuroshio" is the Japanese name for a warm current in the Pacific Ocean. In this free form composition, various sea creatures such as whales and tuna are depicted. This demanding solo piece is characterised by frequent changes in tempo and mood. Artist Composer Itaru

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Artist Composer Publisher Hal Leonard Series Pages 64(07) Language Instrument Drums Category Percussion SubCategory1 Methods SubCategory2 Medium Sftcvr/Online Audio ISBN13 9781495003172 ISBN13 1495003175|0000355220 Dimensions 304x228

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