Yamada, Kōsaku : Nursery Songs from Nursery Songs Hundred Songs Collection
Work Overview
Genre：pieces
Total Playing Time：35 min 20 sec
Copyright：Public Domain
Commentary (1)
Author : PTNA Piano Encyclopedia Editorial Department
Last Updated: July 22, 2013
[Open]
Author : PTNA Piano Encyclopedia Editorial Department
Doyo Hyakkyokushu (One Hundred Children's Songs) was written by Kosaku Yamada from his late 30s to his 40s and published between 1927 and 1929. Although titled "children's songs," they are difficult for children to sing, and one can sense an adult's perspective, reflecting on their own childhood or observing young children. In Karasu no Ban, Suzume no Ban (Crow's Turn, Sparrow's Turn), the song depicts a crow and a sparrow frozen in place, unable to read each other's movements after their eyes meet.
Umibozu Kobozu refers to a yokai (supernatural being) said to live in the sea.
It is said to appear at night, causing the previously calm sea surface to suddenly swell, revealing a giant with a black, shaven head who then destroys ships.
Movements (21)
Tanukibashi (A Raccon Dog Bridge)
Total Performance Time: 1 min 30 sec
Kuroi bousan (Black Buddhist Monk)
Total Performance Time: 1 min 50 sec
Otomodachito issho (with Friends)
Total Performance Time: 1 min 00 sec
Kaero kaeroto (Going Back Home)
Total Performance Time: 2 min 10 sec
Yuubeno okyakusama (Yesterday Guest)
Total Performance Time: 2 min 40 sec
PTNA & Partner Channel Videos(4items)
Sheet Music
Scores List (2)
（株）全音楽譜出版社
(株)ヤマハミュージックエンタテインメントホールディングス