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Commissioned for recital of Yusuke Kinosita (Va.) and Yumi Torikoshi
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- Date : 2024/5/19
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- Viola : Yusuke Kinoshita
- Piano : Yumi Torikoshi
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Commissioned for recital of Yusuke Kinosita (Va.) and Yumi Torikoshi
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Commissioned for Albireo Wind Ensemble
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Commissioned for Albireo Wind Ensemble
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Alexander Porfiryevich Borodin
Commissioned for Albireo Wind Ensemble
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Joseph Maurice Ravel
Commissioned for 9th regular concert of Philharmonic Winds Hamamatsu
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Commissioned by Massimo La Rosa (Trombone version) and Mai Kokubo (Euphonium version).
Euphonium version has a longer cadenza.
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Trombone version
Euphonium version
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Commissioned for 50th anniversary of Kitami Symphonic Wind Orchestra
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Commission for the 60th anniversary of the Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra
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Saint=Seans
Commissioned for the regular concert of Hiroshi Hoshina Directors Band
A fantastic flute concerto with a rhythmical middle part and cadenza. Arranged from oboe sonata with a piano.
This French title, which means “Prayer and Play – under a bright shine”, was given by a friend of the composer as a French translation of the Japanese title. The piece was originally composed for solo-oboe and piano in 2003 for Tomoyuki Hirota, the principal oboist in the Tokyo Metropolitan Orchestra, to perform. It was re-arranged for solo-oboe and orchestra in 2004 and solo-oboe and symphonic band in 2006.
The structure of the piece is a traditional ter- nary form. The composer believes that keep- ing to traditional styles rather than imposing gimmicky contemporary twists allows the performers to interpret the music using their own creativity and stylistic interpretation. He believes that by giving the performers more freedom to interpret the music, the oboe’s characteristic tones will shine through. This philosophy is also shown in his newer concer- to for solo-horn and orchestra, “Miko Dance”.
commission work for the 4th concert of Albireo Wind Ensemble
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Robert Schumann
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Zoltán Kodály
Commissioned for Albireo Wind Ensemble
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Zoltán Kodály
Commissioned for Albireo Wind Ensemble
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Zoltán Kodály
Commissioned for Albireo Wind Ensemble
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Zoltán Kodály
Commissioned for Albireo Wind Ensemble
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Zoltán Kodály
Commissioned for Albireo Wind Ensemble
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Zoltán Kodály
Commissioned for Albireo Wind Ensemble
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Béla Bartók
Commissioned for the 6th regular concert of Philharmonic Winds HAMAMATSU
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Jean Sibelius
Commissioned for Albireo Wind Ensemble
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Béla Bartók
Commissioned for the 6th regular concert of Philharmonic Winds HAMAMATSU
Hiroshi Hoshina and Philharmonic Winds Hamamatsu will release CD “Hoshina Matsuri” on Apr. 27 2018.
Hiroshi Hoshina has been a music director of Philharmonic Winds Hamamatsu, the professional symphonic wind orchestra in Hamamatsu Japan. This is their first CD and all programs are composed or arranged by Hiroshi Hoshina. The title of “Hoshina Matsuri” represents “Hoshina Festival”.
Hiroshi Hoshina
H.Hoshina / Symphony No.2
B.Bartok / arr. H.Hoshina / Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta
1st movement
4th movement
H.Hoshina / Fu-Mon (wind ripple)
H.Hoshina / Symphonic Ode
H.Hoshina / Ceremonial Dance
H.Hoshina / Lamentation To –
H.Hoshina / Mnémosyne ~ Souvenirs d’année en année~
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The “Dialogue for Trombone, Tuba and Piano” is composed in 2017 for the special concert of the 1st Cleveland Low Brass Seminar, premiered by Massimo La Rosa (trombone), Yasuhito Sugiyama(Tuba), and Tomoko Sawano(Piano). Originally Hoshina intended to arrange his another work “Dialogue for Bari Tuba Ensemble” to fit the size of premier performers, however, his imagination expanded to make the music more appealing and soloistic for outstanding professional performers.
The music begins with a quiet piano phrase repeated like waves, followed by a calling theme of trombone and answering theme of tuba. As the title represents, this is the music of dialogue – intimate conversations performed by three instruments. The atmosphere of the music may be compared with the Japanese traditional aesthetic values of “wabi and sabi”. In the middle part both trombone and tuba has cadenzas to express performer’s feeling freely. The music returns to the first theme and end with a quiet, whispering dialogue.
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Composed for Yasuhito Sugiyama and Massimo La Rosa
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With the music, players can express “a song in his or her mind” with beautiful melodies. This music is technically not difficult, however, making a good ensemble and clear sound may be challenging. Following a simple ternary form with French atmosphere. Perfect for training and encore piece.
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Composed as one of the compulsory music for 2017 All Japan Band Competition
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All Hiroshi Hoshina Program
World Premier: Bartók/Hoshina “Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta” (for wind orchestra)
Free admission for children under junior high school, handicapped peoples and their helpers (up to 2 persons)
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Hall: | Kagawa Kenmin Hall (Rexxam Hall) | |||||||||
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Guest: | Yasuko Hoshina (Sop.) | |||||||||
Program: | Wagner / Prelude to act 1 from the Opera “The Mastersingers of Nuremberg” Children’s Songs Tchaikovsky / Symphony No. 5 |
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Ceremonial Dance (for Brass Band)
Cond.:Hiroshi Hoshina
Orch.:Philharmonic Winds Hamamatsu
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Free admission for children under junior high school, handicapped peoples and their helpers (up to 2 persons)
Date: | 6th Nov. 2016 14:00~ | |||||||||
Hall: | Okayama Mirai Hall Aeonmall Okayama 5F, 1-2-1 Shimoishii, Kita-ku, Okayama-shi, Okayama |
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Program: | Wagner / Prelude to act 1 from the Opera “The Mastersingers of Nuremberg” Children’s Songs Tchaikovsky / Symphony No. 5 |
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Interview video about Hiroshi Hoshina Conducting Clinic
(Japanese only)
Recorded in 4th May 2004
(Japanese Interview)
Recorded in 4th May 2004
(Japanese Interview)
Lilic : Koutaro Jimbo
Music : Hiroshi Yamamoto
Etsujiro Goto
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Lilic : Takao Saeki
Music : Shinichi Takada
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George Frideric Handel
Richard Wagner
Commissioned work for Hyogo University Teachers Education Symphonic Band
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Georges Bizet
for Music Day in Kato 2014
Fantasia “Four Seasons” is a medley of Japanese famous songs.
Arranged for a brass band or orchestra, chorus, and Koto (traditional Japanese instrument, may be substituted with synthesizers).
This fantasia contains following songs.
Tatsuyuki Takano, Teiichi Takano (some songs)
Free sheet music for 3-parts mixed chorus is available from here.
Sheet music for 3-parts mixed chorus or 3-parts female chorus (printed score) is available from us.
4-parts mixed chorus version will be published in Feb. 2014.
Fantasia “Four Seasons” is a medley of Japanese famous songs.
Arranged for a brass band or orchestra, chorus, and Koto (traditional Japanese instrument, may be substituted with synthesizers).
This fantasia contains following songs.
Tatsuyuki Takano, Teiichi Takano (some songs)
Free sheet music for 3-parts mixed chorus is available from here.
Sheet music for 3-parts mixed chorus or 3-parts female chorus (printed score) is available from us.
4-parts mixed chorus version will be published in Feb. 2014.
The “Chaconne for two marimbas” is composed in 2015 at a request of a Japanese marimba player Makoto Nakura, for the memorial concert of Hanshin-Awaji earthquake in 1995.
The music begins with a theme performed by solo marimba and followed by 27 variations. The first 12 mysterious variations gradually develop the first climax and rush into the next 12 variations in vivace. A cadenza is placed after the tempestuous middle part, followed by a short coda to conclude the music.
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Commission by Makoto Nakura
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“At an open window of a church”
“In the twilight”
“A prayer”
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Winds Score
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“At an open window of a church”
“In the twilight”
“A prayer”
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“Oneiros” is a god of dreams in Greek mythology.
An old man daydreamed about his early days while composing the music.
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BRAIN CONCERT REPERTOIRE COLLECTIONS
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Piccolo (doub. 2nd Flute)
Flute 1
Oboe(option)
Bassoon(option)
B♭ Clarinet 1,2,3
B♭ Bass Clarinet
E♭ Alto Saxophone
B♭ Tenor Saxophone
E♭ Baritone Saxophone
B♭ Trumpet 1,2,3
F Horn 1,2
Trombone 1,2,3
Euphonium
Tuba
String Bass(option)
Timpani
Percussion 1(Snare Drum, Vibraphone)
Percussion 2(Suspended Cymbal / Crash Cymbals, Glockenspiel)
Percussion 3(Bass Drum)
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Sheet music is available from Bravo Music