▶ [ Timestamps ] Nanae Yoshimura - The Art of Koto Vol. 1: Works from the Edo Period 00:00:00 - 01. Rokudan 00:06:08 - 02. Midare 00:14:01 - 03. Zangetsu 00:31:46 - 04. Godan-Ginuta 00:42:40 - 05. Chidori Nanae Yoshimura - The Art of Koto Vol. 2: From Yatsuhashi to Miyagi 00:54:04 - 06. Shiki no Kyoku (Composed by - Yatsuhashi Kengyo) 01:07:04 - 07. Hachidan (Composed By - Yatsuhashi Kengyo) 01:15:03 - 08. Karede no Hana (Composed By - Harue Matsuzaka) 01:31:12 - 09. Onoe no Matsu (Composed By - Anonymous) 01:49:54 - 10. Seoto (Composed By - Michio Miyagi) 01:55:37 - 11. Haro no Umi (Composed By - Michio Miyagi) Nanae Yoshimura & Kifu Mitsuhashi - The Art of the Koto, Vol. 3: Works for Nijugen 02:03:17 - 12. Tennyo (Composed by - Minoru Miki) Itsutsu no Shohin: Nishikigi ni Yosete / Five Sketeches on Nishikigi (Composed by - Katsutoshi Nagasawa) : 02:20:32 - 13. Aidama (Composed by - Katsutoshi Nagasawa) 02:24:17 - 14. Moegi (Composed by - Katsutoshi Nagasawa) 02:25:46 - 15. Akanegumo (Composed by - Katsutoshi Nagasawa) 02:28:40 - 16. Ruri (Composed by - Katsutoshi Nagasawa) 02:31:20 - 17. Kohaku (Composed by - Katsutoshi Nagasawa) Aki-no-kyoku Composed by - Minoru Miki : 02:33:51 - 18. Josho (Prologue) (Composed by - Minoru Miki) 02:44:03 - 19. Aki-no-fantaji (Autumn Fantasy) (Composed by - Minoru Miki) 02:47:10 - 20. Nanae (Composed by - Akira Nishimura) 02:59:06 - 21. Kamu-Ogi-Guoto (Composed by - Somei Sato) Nanae Yoshimura - The Art of the Koto, Vol. 4: Works by - Miki and Yoshimatsu 03:12:12 - 22. Concerto Requiem Yume-awase, yume-tagae op. 74a (Within Dreams, Without Dreams) : 03:37:00 - 23. Within Dreams, Without Dreams: Mizu no Yume - Dream of the Water 03:43:45 - 24. Within Dreams, Without Dreams: Ki no Yume - Dream of the Tree 03:46:31 - 25. Within Dreams, Without Dreams: Hi no Yume - Dream of the Fire 03:50:29 - 26. Within Dreams, Without Dreams: Kumo no Yume - Dream of the Clouds 03:57:33 - 27. Within Dreams, Without Dreams :Sora no Yume - Dream of the Sky 04:01:17 - 28. Tatsuta-no-kyoku - The Venus in Autumn 04:10:24 - 29. Listen Again (Loop)
I just want to take a moment to really extend my most sincere thanks to this channel for posting this, and on top of that posting timestamps. Sincerely, thank you. I was searching for this kind of music everywhere, and at last, the search is over. Thank you.
I'm reading a book, Tales of Japan when I paused for a moment to play this music. In the story, on the next paragraph it reads, "the two Princesses came in and performed on the koto, and sang and danced in turns." Interesting coincidence that the characters begin playing Japanese instruments in this ancient tale only seconds after I begin listening to it myself. Almost as if some ancient spirit guided me to this music to pair with the story to come.
This kind of music is absolutely not fit for studying, but if you are calmly watching nature, beautiful rain, flower petals fall down from sky, then you can feel the heart of the artist who play this....
I'm in the USA and have been hoping to find a long playing list like this with many different tracks all in one. I have played the shorter 2-3 hour ones I've found to play while I take a nap and wake up relaxed and refreshed. I like it when there are different tracks in one because sometimes my mind will find the same pattern in the looped ones and I start to focus on the pattern, and can't fall to sleep, or lovely youtube likes to pause to check if I'm still listening when I put several smaller ones together in a playlist. I'll try this one tonight and know I'll sleep will for sure! Thanks!
It was Memoirs of A Geisha that got me interested. I wish I could find that music that accompanied her dance. Its my favorite piece; whoever played that plucked some mean strings (laugh)!
Thank you so much for including the works of Nanae Yoshimura, I absolutely adore these pieces and it's amazing to have them here to listen to for sleeping
02:24:17 Moegi - I thought this sounded super familiar, then I remembered. If you play any of the Asian Civs in Civ V, this *exact* recording is actually one of the background tracks!
Hai! Domo Arigato Gozaimas! Was stationed there 2 years, lived off base 1+ had a wonderful time, but, probably owe a few Gomens for the crazy stunts drunken sailors are known for the world over! Cheers.
The artists who made them. Which are now all dead or reincarnated. So have fun entering the spiritual realm and finding them and somehow convincing a feudal Japanese person who would likely despise that kind of music to allow you to make that.
▶ [ Timestamps ]
Nanae Yoshimura - The Art of Koto Vol. 1: Works from the Edo Period
00:00:00 - 01. Rokudan
00:06:08 - 02. Midare
00:14:01 - 03. Zangetsu
00:31:46 - 04. Godan-Ginuta
00:42:40 - 05. Chidori
Nanae Yoshimura - The Art of Koto Vol. 2: From Yatsuhashi to Miyagi
00:54:04 - 06. Shiki no Kyoku (Composed by - Yatsuhashi Kengyo)
01:07:04 - 07. Hachidan (Composed By - Yatsuhashi Kengyo)
01:15:03 - 08. Karede no Hana (Composed By - Harue Matsuzaka)
01:31:12 - 09. Onoe no Matsu (Composed By - Anonymous)
01:49:54 - 10. Seoto (Composed By - Michio Miyagi)
01:55:37 - 11. Haro no Umi (Composed By - Michio Miyagi)
Nanae Yoshimura & Kifu Mitsuhashi - The Art of the Koto, Vol. 3: Works for Nijugen
02:03:17 - 12. Tennyo (Composed by - Minoru Miki)
Itsutsu no Shohin: Nishikigi ni Yosete / Five Sketeches on Nishikigi (Composed by - Katsutoshi Nagasawa) :
02:20:32 - 13. Aidama (Composed by - Katsutoshi Nagasawa)
02:24:17 - 14. Moegi (Composed by - Katsutoshi Nagasawa)
02:25:46 - 15. Akanegumo (Composed by - Katsutoshi Nagasawa)
02:28:40 - 16. Ruri (Composed by - Katsutoshi Nagasawa)
02:31:20 - 17. Kohaku (Composed by - Katsutoshi Nagasawa)
Aki-no-kyoku Composed by - Minoru Miki :
02:33:51 - 18. Josho (Prologue) (Composed by - Minoru Miki)
02:44:03 - 19. Aki-no-fantaji (Autumn Fantasy) (Composed by - Minoru Miki)
02:47:10 - 20. Nanae (Composed by - Akira Nishimura)
02:59:06 - 21. Kamu-Ogi-Guoto (Composed by - Somei Sato)
Nanae Yoshimura - The Art of the Koto, Vol. 4: Works by - Miki and Yoshimatsu
03:12:12 - 22. Concerto Requiem
Yume-awase, yume-tagae op. 74a (Within Dreams, Without Dreams) :
03:37:00 - 23. Within Dreams, Without Dreams: Mizu no Yume - Dream of the Water
03:43:45 - 24. Within Dreams, Without Dreams: Ki no Yume - Dream of the Tree
03:46:31 - 25. Within Dreams, Without Dreams: Hi no Yume - Dream of the Fire
03:50:29 - 26. Within Dreams, Without Dreams: Kumo no Yume - Dream of the Clouds
03:57:33 - 27. Within Dreams, Without Dreams :Sora no Yume - Dream of the Sky
04:01:17 - 28. Tatsuta-no-kyoku - The Venus in Autumn
04:10:24 - 29. Listen Again (Loop)
I love this music
Hope the Japanese never ever give up the Flute and Koto. True mastery.
I just want to take a moment to really extend my most sincere thanks to this channel for posting this, and on top of that posting timestamps.
Sincerely, thank you.
I was searching for this kind of music everywhere, and at last, the search is over.
Thank you.
I'm reading a book, Tales of Japan when I paused for a moment to play this music. In the story, on the next paragraph it reads, "the two Princesses came in and performed on the koto, and sang and danced in turns."
Interesting coincidence that the characters begin playing Japanese instruments in this ancient tale only seconds after I begin listening to it myself. Almost as if some ancient spirit guided me to this music to pair with the story to come.
This kind of music is absolutely not fit for studying, but if you are calmly watching nature, beautiful rain, flower petals fall down from sky, then you can feel the heart of the artist who play this....
At the moment
At the moment. When you layed down. And started to listen this music. You started to studying something else.
You're so right
@@gabrielnikoletti4166 exactlyy
I'm in the USA and have been hoping to find a long playing list like this with many different tracks all in one. I have played the shorter 2-3 hour ones I've found to play while I take a nap and wake up relaxed and refreshed. I like it when there are different tracks in one because sometimes my mind will find the same pattern in the looped ones and I start to focus on the pattern, and can't fall to sleep, or lovely youtube likes to pause to check if I'm still listening when I put several smaller ones together in a playlist. I'll try this one tonight and know I'll sleep will for sure! Thanks!
Hope you get some good rest my brother, I know how tough it can be. May God watch over you and guide you to find rest in him! Yahuah Barack
I was never interested in this sort of music... but sadly it was an anime who brought me here... I am in love with it. It is so beautiful🥺🥺😭
Sadly? Not so! Doesn't matter how you got here. Enjoy....
May I know which anime it is? I’d reli like to watch one that features traditional Japanese music!
"Sadly"? I suppose people should be embarrassed at searching for trad jazz after watching Baccano, with this reasoning.I suppose pe
@@Emily-gl7cv not sure which one Janne watched, but I've heard good things about Kono Oto Tomare! which is about a high school koto club.
It was Memoirs of A Geisha that got me interested. I wish I could find that music that accompanied her dance. Its my favorite piece; whoever played that plucked some mean strings (laugh)!
This is the most somber, yet pleasant music I’ve ever heard.
Thank you so much for including the works of Nanae Yoshimura, I absolutely adore these pieces and it's amazing to have them here to listen to for sleeping
I’m Chinese American and I love this!
Music of my youth when I lived in japan
May your channel live forever. This video is priceless.
Peaceful and nice music just love ❤️ it. From Florida
Beautiful!
This music is so beautiful 🥺😭
Fantastic assortment of music! I’m really enjoying this! Filling my soul with quality vibes… It’s so nice…❤
Thank you for making these playlists, they are always such a treat~
Thanks for the great upload, very soothing while trying to not crash in dirt rally 2.0 .
Remember slow is fast
WHOA SUCH A PLAYLIST UNDISCOVERED...
02:24:17 Moegi - I thought this sounded super familiar, then I remembered. If you play any of the Asian Civs in Civ V, this *exact* recording is actually one of the background tracks!
I loved playing civilization 4 just for the soundtrack music
My studies after 2 months of this muziek it help me a lot and it is my favorite instrument
Relaxing music
2:14:12
“Die strings!”
日本古来の和琴の祖型は飛鳥時代までには存在していたらしい。
その後奈良時代に外国の琴が伝来して現在の和琴になっていったみたい。
Hai! Domo Arigato Gozaimas! Was stationed there 2 years, lived off base 1+ had a wonderful time, but, probably owe a few Gomens for the crazy stunts drunken sailors are known for the world over! Cheers.
Okinawa or Yokosuka?
@@DSUSN127 NAF Atsugi, I understand it's a NAS now.
Thanks I love jepan so much
Put your hand together for Nanae Yoshimura, ladies and gentlemen. And now, what you were all waiting: Ice Cube performing Cop Killa!!!
Makes for a very intense workout at the gym
Hey ticken sensei Flex Master Mike
Ive lisen the first song in Sounds of life
Cool bro
What's the music background
2:50:20 these sections woke me up in horror
not bad
I got turned on to this kind of music by Morticia Addams playing the shamisen ;)
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Yakuza!
this is original
Miyakobushi scale
tokugawa
Real and true Japanese - Thai alphabets , Arabic numerals , Roman Words ( Nouns ) , Chinese phoenetics . FACT.
how do you get permission to make a beat out of any of these
The artists who made them. Which are now all dead or reincarnated. So have fun entering the spiritual realm and finding them and somehow convincing a feudal Japanese person who would likely despise that kind of music to allow you to make that.
@@Yagasaki_no_Nagoya you're saying they wouldn't be rocking with distorted 808s?
@@54baxers you never know
the piano pounding around 2:14:30 was a little jarring lol. Not exactly relaxing at that particular point! Love the playlist!
中の旅
Wa ta si wa kangkokujing des°
韓国人?あなたの日本語はすごい👌
@@GodlyBDS hi so o des. O dangki deska??😊
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