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Twenty-seven 78 rpm records assigned UWEA record numbers 028-047 and 049-055 (record #048 is included on 78-11.20)

EC tapes digitized 2/2016 (WAV, 48 kHz, 24-bit) - 77-59.1.wav (49:55), 77-59.2.wav (43:05), 77-59.3.wav (54:28), 77-59.4.wav (43:16); record label scans (JPGs) are stored with the digital audio files.

Contents:

Tape 1 - 1) Funabenkei (Kanze-ryu Yokyoku) Sakon Kanze (Nippon Mercury 1773-B, G8I); 2) (continued) (Nippon Mercury 1774, G8II); 3) "Rāmayāna" (Columbia (25695) B S-6008); 4) "Ōhi no bi o tataeru uta (A song to celebrate the beauty of the queen)" (Columbia (S. 700500) A S-6008); 5) Kara-ginuta (Part 2), first koto by Michio Miyagi, second koto by Kiyoko Makise and shamisen by Keiko Matsuo (New Orthophonic Recording, Victor Co. of Japan, NK-3208 (PN-5883)); 6) (continued) (Orthophonic NK-3208 (PN-5882)); 7) Sankai-bushi (Hauta), vocal and shamisen by Taro Katsu (Orthophonic 51466 (2034); 8) Ina-bushi (Hauta), vocal and shamisen by Taro Katsu (Orthophonic 51466 (2035); 9) Aikokuka Taiheiyo-koshinkyoku (Pacific ocean march) by Nihon Victor, male chorus group (Victor Record J-54700 (HS-101); 10) Umi no Yusha (The hero in the sea) by Nihon Victor orchestra (Victor J-54700 (HS-102); 11) Cha-ondo (Sokyoku for danee) (Columbia A 1183 1212218); 12) Cha-ondo 3 (Columbia A 1183 2212220); 13) Cha-ondo 4 (Columbia A 1184 2212221); 14) Cha-ondo 2 (nos. 11-14 by Shunsho Tomizaki/shamisen, Fumiko Yonekawa/koto, Mishima/voice) (Columbia A 1184 1212219)

Tape 2 - 1) Rokudan (Sankyoku) by Michio Miyagi (sangen), Seifu Yoshida (shakuhachi), and Kiyoko Makise (koto) (Tokyo Records 518-A); 2) (continued) (Tokyo Records 518-B); 3) Chidori (Sokyoku) by Michio Miyagi (koto) (Victor NK-3012 (704)); 4) (continued) Victor NK-3012 (705); 5) (continued) Victor NK-3013 (706); 6) (continued) Victor NK-3013 (707); 7) Midare by Seifu Yoshida (shakuhachi) and Yasuko Yoshida (koto) (Tokyo Records V1150-A); 8) (continued) (Tokyo Records V1150-B); 9) Haru no umi, composed by Michio Miyagi (Victor NK-3002 (4374)); 10) (continued) (Victor NK-3002 (4375)); 11) Zangetsu (3); 12) Zangetsu (4)

Tape 3 - Zangetsu (1) by Michio Miyagi (koto) and Seifu Yoshida (shakuhachi) (National Hollywood Recording Disc); 2) (continued) (2); 3) Rokudan by Kodo Araki (shakuhachi), Kiku Fukuda (shamisen) and Koda (koto) (Victor 13107-A (1672)); 4) (continued) (Victor 13107-A (1673)); 5) Fūrin, composed by Michio Miyagi (Victor NK-3151 (P-3827)); 6) Senko-hanabi, composed by Michio Miyagi (Victor NK-3151 (P3828)); 7) Tokyo-ondo (Katsu Taro, Mishima issei/vocals; Chiyogiku, Chiyo/shamisens); 8) (continued); 9) Sonokoma age byoshi; 10) (continued); 11) Shin'nai; 12) (continued); 13) Nunukomuchi (Araki Kodo/shakuhachi; Fukuda Kiku/shamisen and voice; Koda Tou/koto); 14) (continued); 15) Rokudan (Miyagi Michio/koto; Yoshida Seifu/shakuhachi; Makise Kiyoko/koto);16) (continued)

Tape 4 - 1) Echigojishi (5), by Wafu Matsunaga (nagauta), Gosaburo Kineya (shamisen), Katsumaru Kineya (shamisen), and Umeya-shachu (troupe) (narimono - sound effect by various percussions) (Columbia 15 B-6 130690); 2) (continued (6)) (Columbia 15 B-6 230691); 3) (continued (3)) (Columbia 15 B-5 130688); 4) (continued (4)) (Columbia 15 B-5 230689); 5) (continued (1)) (Columbia 15 B-4 130686); 6) (continued (2)) (Columbia 15 B-4 230687); 7) Sankai-bushi, by Katsutaro (voice and shamisen) (Victor 51466 (2034)); 8) Ina-bushi, by Katsutaro (voice and shamisen) (Victor 51466 (2035)); 9) Sado-okesa (Parlophone E 1953-A (122325)); 10) Yamanaka-bushi (Parlophone E 1953-B (122326)); 11) Sakuramon- ______, by Koshiro Matsumoto and Baiko Onoe (Columbia 35345 42022-F 36817); 12) (continued) (Columbia 35345 42022-F 36818); 13) Niagari-shin'uchi, by Fumikichi Fujimoto (voice) and Koshizu/Hideha (shamisen) (Columbia S-223 41962-F 202854); 14) Kii-no-kuni (same performers as above) (Columbia S-226 41962-F 206299)

Documentation: Various hand-written notes