ex. Lin Lin Ki

An ensemble piece in which each song is expressed using five different rhythms. There are ad-lib elements here and there.

ex. Lin Lin Ki / Date Gen (Date Gen) Keyboardless percussion octet

◆Release date: October 4, 2021

[Composer's comment] Excerpt/edited

This time, I wrote most of the songs in quintuplets and four time signatures.
Until now, when I thought of 5, I had a strong image of odd time signatures, but this song is mostly composed of 4 time signatures.
About 20 years ago, when I was trying to practice quintuplets, thinking, ``I can count with five fingers,'' I first thought to myself, ``I've never heard of music with quintuplets as a basic.''

This time, I wrote it with the motif of Japanese drums.
The big drum should be bold, the shime-daiko should be interesting in its surroundings, and the bells should be at its helm.
Please imagine and create various things such as the deep sound of Japanese drums, or something like an event in the forest.

The title is [ex. Lin Lin Ki], and I chose it based on the image of five trees in kanji.
Feel free to imagine a forest of trees, a forest of trees, a forest, etc. with the way you sing and the images you want.

I originally wrote it with Japanese drums in mind, but I think it would be interesting to play with a variety of instruments as well. I hope you enjoy it.

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[Instrument used] Example

1: Hit gong, chappa

2: Hit gong, chappa

3: Shimedaiko High

4: Shime-daiko medium

5: Shime-daiko low

6: Otaiko High

7: Large drum medium

8: Big drum low

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