Shunshu-Sanshu for Mixed Chorus a cappella

Composed on the basis of the three tanka poems included in 
Man'yoshu, the earliest surviving anthology of Japanese 
poetry. Each of them expresses the poet's melancholic 
feeling of Japanese spring scenery. A tanka poem of a very 
succinct form broadens the readers' imagination more 
infinitely for its brevity. Therefore the composer tried to 
emphasize the essence in the ancient poem by getting rid of 
superfluous matters. It was selected for the one of the 
comparsory works of the JCA National Choral Competition in 
1996.

• Composer: NOBUNAGA, Takatomi
• Arranger:
• Publisher: Pana Musica
• Author of the text: OHTOMO NO YAKAMOCHI
• Text arranger:
• Type of Choir: Mixed
• Number of Voice Parts: 4
• Voicing: SATB div.
• Accompaniment: A Cappella
• Language 1: Japanese
• Language 2: Romanized
• Duration: 6'30"
• Page: 12
• Artist:

Song List

Song Details

1. Shunshu-Sanshu
   Composer: NOBUNAGA, Takatomi

   Arranger:

   Artist:

   Author of the text: OHTOMO NO YAKAMOCHI

   Text arranger:

   Tonality:

   Type of Choir: 4

   Voicing: SATB div.

   Accompaniment: A Cappella

   Language 1: Japanese

   Language 2: Romanized

   Duration: 6'30"