About Masao Ohki
Masao Ohki was a Japanese composer. He was born on 3rd October 1901 in Iwata, a small provincial city on the Pacific coast in central Japan, and grew up in the larger nearby city of Shizuoka. His father was a teacher at a girls' high school and he spent his childhood during a period when westernisation was bringing an interest in western music, with operas and orchestral concerts occasionally heard in big cities like Tokyo. The circumstances in provincial cities were different.
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Japanese Rhapsody
Symphony No. 5, "Hiroshima": I. Prelude
Symphony No. 5, "Hiroshima": II. Ghosts: It was a prosession of ghosts
Symphony No. 5, "Hiroshima": III. Fire: Next moment fire burst into flames
Symphony No. 5, "Hiroshima": IV. Water: People wandered around seeking for water
Symphony No. 5, "Hiroshima": V. Rainbow: All of a sudden black rain poured over them and then appeared a beautiful rainbow
Symphony No. 5, "Hiroshima": VII. Atomic Desert: Boundless desert with skulls
Symphony No. 5, "Hiroshima": VI. Boys and Girls: Boys and girls died without knowing any joy of human life and calling for their parents
Symphony No. 5, "Hiroshima": VIII. Elegy
VIII. Elegy
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