Composition Name | Date | Instrumentation |
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Chikukyo Zanmai (3 Colors of Bamboo | 1985 | Solo |
Tougeka | 1983 | Duets |
Take no Gunzo | 1983 | Small Ensemble |
Garan (Buddhist Temple) | 1982 | Small Ensemble |
Konban kagiri Tsuki ga | 1982 | Quintet |
Sanrai | 1979 | Duets |
Silver World | 1970 | Small Ensemble |
Ichi Kotsu | 1966 | Duets |
Method for shakuhachi | Solo | |
Folk Music Collection for Shakuhachi | Solo | |
Works for Shakuhachi | Small Ensemble | |
Prologue | Quartet | |
Stone Garden of Ryoan Temple | Quartet | |
A Heavy Shower | Quartet | |
Sawanose | Quartet | |
Epilogue | Quartet | |
Take | Duets | |
Kankyu | Trio | |
Seijaku for Shakuhachi and Gyoban | Solo | |
Take No. 2 | Duets | |
Myouga | Duets | |
Kan-Otsu | Solo | |
Nikan no Fu | Duets | |
Shouchi | Trio |
Award | Purpose | Date |
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Ministry of Cult. Affairs | Excellence in performance | 1969, 72 |
"" "" " ' '"" | 73, 78 | |
Ministry of Education | excellence in performance | 1975 |
Odaka Award | Hirose's "Suite for Shaku | 1977 |
Publication | Title | Author | Date | Reaction | Synopsis | Type |
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The New York Times | East-West MIx in Recital | Bernard Holland | 2/7/91 | Negative | In Mr. Yamamoto's "Three Colors of Bamboo," taped triadic accompaniments were supposed to enhance the shakuhachi's motionless, rhapsodic style, but they took the attention away. | Review |
The Washington Post | The Subtle Shadings Jap. Koto | Joseph McLellan | 2/4/91 | Positive | There are modern elements in this music: use of a taped soundtrack with the shakuhachi. | Review |
The New York Times | East-West Mix in Recital | Bernard Holland | 2/7/91 | Positive | "Garan" introduced motion and climax into the static, almost breathless world of Japanese music. | Review |