Matsushita Shin'ichi

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Matsushita Shin'ichi ( Japanese 松下 眞 一 or 松下 真 一 ; * October 1, 1922 in Ibaraki , Osaka Prefecture ; † December 25, 1990 ) was a Japanese composer and mathematician.

Matsushita studied mathematics at Kyūshū University and also privately music. In 1958 he became an employee of the electronic studio in Osaka, later he was also a professor of mathematics and an employee of the Faculty of Music at Osaka City University .

He preferably composed works for chamber music , in which he often used electronic instruments or tapes.

Works

  • 1958/62 Correlazioni per 3 gruppi di orchestra de camera
  • 1958 Composizione da camera for eight players
  • 1959 Les temps mesurable et topologique pour piano
  • 1959 Faisceaux pour flûte, violoncelle et piano
  • 1959 5 tempos per undici instrumenti
  • 1959 Isomorfisums per orchestra da camera
  • 1959 Le croitre noir pour voix humaines et musique électronique
  • 1959 Trois mouvements pour piano
  • 1960 Jet-Pilot for orchestra, string quartet, female voices and narrator
  • 1960 Canzona da sonare no. 1 for piano and percussion
  • 1960 Etoile de Chaldéen pour flûte et piano
  • 1960 Repère mobile puor violoncelle seul
  • 1961 Cube for flute, celesta and viola
  • 1962 Sinfonia "Le Dimensioni"
  • 1962 Successioni for chamber orchestra
  • 1962 Mosaics for solo piano, or piano and percussions
  • 1962 Musique pour ensemble de chamber "Uro"
  • 1962 Le Pôle (musique concrète)
  • 1963 Sinfonia "Vita"
  • 1963 Musique pour soprano et ensemble de chambre (music for soprano and chamber ensemble)
  • 1963 Torso in Westering Sun (musique concrète)
  • 1964 Spectra (Specter) No. 1 for piano
  • 1965 Fresque sonore for 7 instruments
  • 1967 Six pièces sur les mythes japonais: specter pour piano II
  • 1968 Haleines Astrales pour ensemble de chamber
  • 1968 Symphony "Pol"
  • 1968 Kristalle for piano quartet
  • 1968/71 Astrale breath for chamber orchestra
  • 1969 concentration for solo instrument or an ensemble of instruments
  • 1970 Gestalt 17 for harp, piano, percussion and three trombones
  • 1971 Specter No. 4 for piano
  • 1972 Eckoū for choir
  • 1972 violin concert "Idylle"
  • 1973 columns for drums
  • 1974 Sinfonia Sangha
  • 1974 Symphonic Fantasies about "the Yodo"
  • 1977 Minimax for organ
  • 1978 Parabolic parabolas of birds for organ
  • 1982–84 / 87 A new song for orchestra
  • Music for electric organ, electric guitar and eight instruments
  • Stone Age music for electronic sounds, vibraphone, Ondes Martenot and noises
  • Tape requiem for four soloists and choir

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Japanese name: As is common in Japan, the family name comes before the first name in this article . Thus Matsushita is the family name, Shin'ichi the first name.
personal data
SURNAME Matsushita Shin'ichi
ALTERNATIVE NAMES 松下 眞 一 (Japanese)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Japanese composer
DATE OF BIRTH October 1, 1922
PLACE OF BIRTH Ibaraki , Osaka Prefecture
DATE OF DEATH December 25, 1990