
Yoshinao Nakada (中田喜直, Shibuya, Tokyo, 1 August 1923 – 3 May 2000) was a Japanese composer. Works, editions and recordings Ishi no ue (石の上 "On the stone") - recording by Kazumichi Ohno (tenor), Kyosuke Kobayashi (piano). Thorofon CD. Chiisai aki mitsuketa (ちいさい秋 みつけた "I've Found a Little Autumn" ) Tölzer Knabenchor Sakura Yokocho (さくら横ちょう "Cherry Blossoms Lane") Yoshikazu Mera.
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夕方のうた
Song of Twilight
4 Songs from the Poems of Matinee Poetique: Cherry Blossoms Lane
I Found a Tiny Autumn
I Talked with the Fog
Over There, Over Yonder
Variational Etude
Kiri to Hanashita
The Four Seasons of Japan: I. Spring Has Come and Cherry Blossoms Bloomed
Kanashiku Natta Toki Wa
Cherry Blossoms Lane
Yomise no uta (Song of the Market Stalls)
Japanese Autumn Song
The Song Of Twilight
Natsu No Omoide
The Four Seasons of Japan: VI.Winter Has Come, Snow Began to Fall, And It Froze Over. Before Long Will Be The Sunshine Of Spring
Natsu No Omoide - Instrumental
ちいさい秋見つけた
Etude
Japanese Autumn Song (Manuela Wiesler - flute & Noriko Ogawa - piano)
Etude Allegro
The Four Seasons of Japan: IV.Fresh Summer and Sultry Summer
夏の思い出
めだかの学校
The Four Seasons of Japan: V.From Early Autumn to Mid-Autumn
The Four Seasons of Japan: III.Long Rainy Days, And Soon Summer Comes
The Four Seasons of Japan: II. A Bright Sky of May, And Mt. Fuji
Sakura yokocho
おかあさん
かわいいかくれんぼ
Japanese Autumn Song for Flute and Piano
Cherry Alley
So Long, See You Tomorrow
Gate to the Unknown World
Natsunoomoide
4 Songs from the Poems of Matinée poétique (Excerpts): No. 1, Cherry Blossoms Lane
霧と話した
L'Allée des Cerisiers
The Four Seasons of Japan; 1: Spring Has Come and Cherry Blossoms Bloomed
Songs of Japanese Toys: I. A Maiden Doll
When I Feel Sad
Cherry Blossoms
Talking With the Mist
Paulownia
エチュード・アレグロ
6 Children's Songs: No. 4, Tanki ponki
4 Songs from the Poems of Matinée poétique (Excerpts): No. 4, I Talked to the Fog
Six Children's Songs: III. The Wind Baby
Japanese Autumn Song for Flute and Piano (1993)
未知の扉
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