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The name of Shiro Fukai (1907-1959) is barely known in the West. Born in the far north of Japan and in ill-health as a young man, he had the leisure to memorize scores he was able to obtain from a library. He eventually studied with the French-influenced composer Meirô Sugawara, only ten years his senior. He tended not to be particularly interested in Japanese musical influences, preferring to imitate music by Ravel and others. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Japanese Flute: II. Sailing Out
702Japanese Flute: I. Ina
673Japanese Flute: III. Yanshichi of Yabe
634III. Naissance de etres humains
525I. Naissance de dieux
486I. Falla: Modere
437II. Naissance de etres vivants
418II. Stravinsky: Vif et rythme
399IV. Roussel: Anime
3510Image Symphonique, "Chantes de Java" (Symphonic Picture, "Songs of Java")
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FUKAI: 4 Mouvements Parodiques / Images / Ballet Music Creature

Fukai: Chantes De Java / Creation / Quatre Mouvements Parodiques
Japanese Art Songs
Akira Ifukube: Tone Poem Arctic Forest, Shiro Fukai: Cantata Heiwa-eno Inori
Chantes de Java / Creation / Quatre Mouvements Parodiques

Songs of Java / Creation / Four Parodies for Orchestra
Nightingale: Japanese Art Songs
Cantata ''Heiwa-eno Inori''
Fukai: Chantes de Java, Creation, Four Parodies for Orchestra (Yablonsky, Russian Philharmonic Orchestra)
Fukai: Chantes de Java, Creation, Quatre Mouvements Parodiques
Fukai: Chantes De Java / Creation / Quatre Mouvements Parodiques (Dmitry Yablonsky, Russian Philharmonic Orchestra)
Fukai: Orchestral Pieces