刈干切歌(or1480_104) – 東京藝術大学未来創造継承センター小泉文夫記念資料室

注記2: 関連資料二枚目に「1975 ABU RADIO FESTIVAL OF FOLK MUSIC」「"JAPANESE NATURE SONGS"」「4. Kariboshikiri-uta」「2'45"」、六枚目に「The Kariboshikiri-uta is a song of the Takachiho region of Miyazaki Prefecture in Kyushu. Most of the mountains of western Japan are covered by broad-leaf trees. The region is widely known for its beautiful greenery during the summer and its captivating tinted leaves in the autumn. The region mentioned in the song is a place with a gently sloping mountain range that is covered by shrubs. Here, under the autumn sun, the farmers work all day, gathering feed for their livestock and a grass, known as miscanthus, that is used for thatching the roofs of houses. With glant scythes two meters long, the farmers swish and swash as they cut the grass on the mountain slope. Reflecting the monotony and slowness of their movement, the tempo of this sad song is a」、七枚目に「leisurely one.」「M4」「Kariboshikiri-uta」「2 minutes 45 seconds」「Vocalist: Hiroji Kanaya」「Shakuhachi: Ichiro Yoneya」と記載。