Koji Ueno
Quartetto Pastorale for Recorder Quartet (SATB) (2009)
- Publisher: Ut Orpheus
- Code: FL 23
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€ 24.95
Author: Koji Ueno (*1960)
Publication Date: 10/31/2013
Series: Recorder
Edition: Score and Parts
Pages: pp. 36 + parts pp. 32
Size: 230x310 mm
Binding: Saddle stitching
ISMN: 979-0-2153-2099-4
Code: FL 23
Koji Ueno was active with his own rock bands “8 and 1/2” and “Guernica” on the scene of Punk/New Wave/Techno music from the late 1970’s to the 1980’. His versatile activities ensued in the area of ballet, theater, movie, TV commercial, etc., centering on and around the music albums and concert music of his making.Recently his name become well-known for “Koji Ueno and His Orchestra” (formerly known as “Ueno Koji Ensemble”) with ingenious arrangements that incorporate the style of classical music and jazz, a unique concert with images accompanying right along, a TV commercial song “Tarako, Tarako, Tarako” composed by him, and so forth.
Ueno lectures on Film Music at the Cinema Department, College of Art of Nihon University.
The Recorder Magazine (Autumn 2014)
Koji Ueno was asked to write this quartet for recorders by Seiko Tanaka and Daniele Bragetti. On accepting the commission, Ueno decided to consider baroque music as a starting point, and elements of fugue can be identified in the outer movements, whilst the central Andante is titled 'English Pastoral'. ... this is a serious quartet which will reward higher level players who are willing to rehearse it sufficiently. My quartet certainly relished the challenge Quartetto Pastorale presented and thoroughly enjoyed the end product achieved. (Adam J Dopadlik)
Koji Ueno was asked to write this quartet for recorders by Seiko Tanaka and Daniele Bragetti. On accepting the commission, Ueno decided to consider baroque music as a starting point, and elements of fugue can be identified in the outer movements, whilst the central Andante is titled 'English Pastoral'. ... this is a serious quartet which will reward higher level players who are willing to rehearse it sufficiently. My quartet certainly relished the challenge Quartetto Pastorale presented and thoroughly enjoyed the end product achieved. (Adam J Dopadlik)
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