Ikuma Dan * Sinfonia n. 6 "Hiroshima"

[@キングうさぎ]

It's a poetic and ethnic masterpiece. In my opinion, Hiroshima is the best of all Dan's works. Thank you for sharing.

[@wendo123]

Deeply emotional. The feeling of "Angst" in-midst of all the beautiful music. Today is July 22th which also is a day where we remember all the dead youths at Utøya Island.

[@davidluck1678]

uneven, has moments, listenable.

[@vincentstuart3148]

great work

[@majesticsunset8184]

43:17 if any of you want to listen to the beautiful singing voice

[@davidhowell601]

Dan's "Hiroshima" is a typical product of Japanese "victim" syndrome. All bombast and self-pity. Indroducing Japanese instruments and imitating ancient Gagaku makes it "A Symphony in search of a style". Why didn't he call it Nagasaki?

[@putinscat1208]

Way to be a dick!

[@mafra61]

Dan previously composed a symphonic poem for mixed chorus and orchestra entitled Nagasaki in 1974 Read more: www.musicweb-international.com/classrev/2008/Jan08/Dan.htm#ixzz4NpLByJV0

[@syafiqp]

This wanker is clearly lacking empathy. This blending of styles isn't new, so it's clearly inspired by his birth nation. How about trying to appreciate the soundscape that emerges when instruments from various cultures combine.