Maki Ishii (1936-2003)
Last updated: 04.09.21
According to The New Penguin Dictionary of Music, Maki Ishii is a Japanese composer, brother of Kau Ishii (b. 1921), who studied in West Berlin, and later took up residence there. Some works have Japanese titles ("Kyo-So" for percussion groups and orchestra, "Lan Sen II" for cello solo); some use Japanese instruments ("Nucleus" for biwa, harp, shakuhachi and flute). Brother of Kan Ishii.
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| Recorder Music CDs: | |||
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Gundula Rosa | Ko Ku | |
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Gundula Rosa | Double Talk - Contemporary Japanese Music | |
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Pierre Hamon | Lucente Stella |        |
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Joan Izquierdo | Bocins d'Aire | |
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Dorothee Oberlinger | Peripheries: Contemporary and Medieval Music for Recorder | |
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Dan Laurin | Die japanische Blockflöte | |
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Dan Laurin | Japanese Recorder | |
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Dan Laurin | Recorder Graffiti | |
| Recorder Sheet Music |
Black Intention (A) 8 pages. Recorder/Tam Tam. This edition: Z77030169. Publisher: Zen-On (49016646) |
Black Intention (D(T))
Publisher: Magnamusic (ZR00143) |
| East-Green-Spring: Op. 94 (T)
Level: 5 - Very Difficult. Publisher: Moeck Verlag (MK01551) |
| Black Intention IV (A/A/T/B)
Score and Parts. Publisher: Moeck Verlag (MK01596) |
| Title | Dur | Performer | Composer | Score/Song |
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Intention IV (1980) | 4:32 | Bux Quartett | M. Ishii |