Litania

Date:

1973

Instrumentation:

Duets

Featured Instrument 1:

Piano Forte

Featured Instrument 2:

Electronic

Japanese Instruments:

No

Length:

13'

Players:

1

Presented by MFJ:

No

Version:

Original

Item Number:

0

Commercial/Non-Commercial:

Non-Commercial

Format:

CAS

MFJ Number:

CS-245

Solo/Compilation:

Solo

Copies:

1

Item Number:

AL-11

Label:

ALM

Commercial/Non-Commercial:

Commercial

Recording Title:

Hymn for the Sun

Release Date:

1976

Performers:

Somei Satoh

Format:

LP

MFJ Number:

LP-53

Solo/Compilation:

Solo

Recording (American/Japanese/Other):

Japanese

Release (American/Japanese/Other):

Japanese

Copies:

1

Item Number:

NA-008

Label:

New Albion

Commercial/Non-Commercial:

Commercial

Recording Title:

Litania

Release Date:

1988

Performers:

Margaret Leng Tan

Format:

CD

MFJ Number:

CD-35

Solo/Compilation:

Solo

Recording (American/Japanese/Other):

American

Release (American/Japanese/Other):

American

Copies:

1

Item Number:

NA-008

Label:

New Albion

Commercial/Non-Commercial:

Commercial

Recording Title:

Litania

Release Date:

1986

Performers:

Frank Almond, Margoret Leng Tan

Format:

LP

MFJ Number:

LP-52

Solo/Compilation:

Compilation

Recording (American/Japanese/Other):

American

Release (American/Japanese/Other):

American

Copies:

1

Publication	Title	Author	Date	Reaction	Synopsis	Type
Express News-San Antonio, TX	Japanese composer shatters stereotypes	Ben King	1/1/87	Positive	Litania starts with the piano gently repeating phrases that are altered by an echo chamber until the piece sounds like waves lapping against a shore line. At least that's the way it goes..	Review

Publisher Name:

ONT Contemporary Japanese Music Series