Kosaku Yamada: Sinfonia "Inno Meiji" (1921)

[@safasaleh3010]

13:37 what a blessing

[@tnoomsk5897]

The End of the Yokusankai

[@fireemblem2770]

No clue how I found this, and yet this upload is helping to prove my point that more often than not, Japanese classical composers are on a whole other level. Cheers.

[@BreanneGuilbert]

So incredibly good and so unexpected, reminding me that there is always a new gem waiting to be stumbled upon.

[@kokonssp]

well-balanced symphony that incorporates Japanese instruments

[@harryandruschak2843]

A stunningly powerful work.

[@bobhourigan7626]

A very interesting piece. Thanks

[@PitunghereTNOschizo100]

13:24 PoV: Emperor has enough of your mess with every policy and the palace has been coup by Jushin. So they decide to make a Trial including You, every Yokusankai party member, and whoever is involved in this mess.

[@prinnydude5864]

How do you know all that?

[@PitunghereTNOschizo100]

@@prinnydude5864 If the stability falls especially in Asia. Everyone there gonna goes more rowdy bud even the military, students, and everyone who is involved. "Let the sin cast the first stone"

[@fellowbalkaner09]

Hirohito snapped

[@Danlovar]

Yamada's best orchestral work.

[@nathanpangilinan4397]

Taisei Yokusankai: Dissolved Higashikuni: Prime Minister Meiji Oligarchy: Reborn Yep, it is Jushin time!

[@arthurs4093]

In previous versions : Oh god oh fuck it's Kishi

[@jmelkis]

Gorgeous work

[@yuo238]

"The Emperor himself is the head of the Empire, combining in Himself the rights of sovereignty, and exercises them, according to the provisions of the present Constitution"

[@jorgetlatelpafavela2743]

I like how in 13:38 they reference Gagaku

[@Danlovar]

He, Yamada, references Gagaku, not "they".

[@Danlovar]

"I like this song" (Richard Wagner).

[@leopoldoarzadum4330]

凄かった！

[@Inglez_te-koku]

13:24 いつもの

[@na3044]

...wow.

[@Monkechnology]

13:39 Me, Kido, Lord Higashikuni, and the boys of the house of peers putting the plebs on their place

[@nathanpangilinan4397]

A certified Jushin Coup moment.

[@F1990T]

12:55

[@marcus9441]

God i would love to hear the part at 13:40 but with a violin

[@中神洋二]

This sound will be by playing ‘’Hichiriki‘’ meaning Japanese tradittional vertical flute using reeds sinse Japanese ancient times, 700s - 1100s, as one of important instruments into ‘’Gagaku music‘’

[@MrKnorretje13]

@@中神洋二 thanks friend!

[@henrytheberge240]

THANKS, do you have Kurofune by Kosaku Yamada

[@guilhermebiem582]

Sounds a lot like Wagner

[@jmelkis]

I mean you could say that but also resembles Rimsky-Korsakov

[@coreylapinas1000]

So does every late and neoromantic work

[@fumiotsuki5027]

He studied with Max Bruch etc. in Berlin.

[@canman5060]

Great music before all the crazy military fascists came to ruin everything from within and beyond.

[@fizzyMay-r4b]

Fascists weren't the only ones who destroyed it.

[@juliuscaesar5397]

@@fizzyMay-r4b Thing is... they weren't all fascists. They were overzealous militarists and theocratic warriors - although I agree with the sentiment of Lar M. Imperial Japan was pretty horrendous to be in, and especially horrendous to fight against, considering that that government was guilty of many atrocities. However, the true Japanese spirit is still of importance, and legitimate traditionalism is a glorious sight to see. Let us hope that Japan can truly turn back to its spiritual roots before it can be destroyed once again.

[@canman5060]

Wagner from Japan !

[@Gorlicc]

This is cool 😂

[@nicolassantiagoortega5474]

¿ 13:38 ?

[@mikaelk.l.4372]

Hichiriki

[@Danlovar]

A party blower.

[@jamesbarlow6423]

abject circularity