Book (Practical) Music Shinpan Sansei - Taiho Yakoe / Tomojiro Ikeuchi

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Music
[Introduction to the Contents]
The book published by Mr. Tomojiro Ikeuchi, former professor emeritus of the Tokyo University of the Arts, with a renewal of the Tsuiho-related book, 『 Nisei Tsuiho 』 『 Sansei Yakoe Tsuiho 』 『 Gakushu Tsuyuki Kyoku 』.
This book is a new edition of 『 Sansei Yakoe Tsuiho 』.
The contents of the explanation and examples are unchanged, and the main three points are renewed as follows.
Even if you are not good at reading Ha-Tsuiho, you can concentrate on learning Tsuiho with peace of mind.
Even if you are not good at reading Ha-Tsuiho, you can easily check the actual sound through trial performances using instruments such as pianos.
(2) Conversion of literary expressions.
Through trial performances using instruments such as pianos, it is easier to confirm the actual sound.
Text and words that followed the old principles of writing official texts are replaced as much as possible to make them into expressions that are still used today.
Text and words that followed the old principles of writing official texts are replaced.
Class 4 : The Order of the Beautiful Versus Melody
Example
The Fixed Melody for Practice
Addendum
The Opposite of the Old Melody
Double Choir
The Afterword
Biography of Author
Born in 1906 and died in 91. Born as the second son of Kyoshi Takahama, he studied abroad in 1927. He studied music composition and theory at the Paris Conservatory of Music. After returning to Japan, he taught at the Nihon University School of Music and the Tokyo School of Music (currently the Tokyo University of the Arts). In 1947, he became a professor of the Department of Music at the Tokyo University of the Arts and later served as director of the library and the School of Music, and became an emeritus professor in 1974.
In 1947, he became a professor of the Department of Music at the Tokyo University of the Arts and later served as director of the library and the School of Music, and became an honorary professor in 1974.
While continuing to compose music, he also trained young people, producing many composers such as Toshiro Mayuzumi, Akio Yashiro, Teizo Matsumura, 移勢 移勢 Le Chevalier D'Eon 移勢 Asahi 移勢 Akira Miyoshi