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松井須磨子 (1914) → 松井須磨子 (1914)

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Traditional Japanese
1914 — when a stage song became a nationwide recorded hit
Original

Lyrics by Hōgetsu Shimamura and Gyofū Sōma, music by Shinpei Nakayama. Sumako Matsui sang it in Art Theater's Resurrection and cut it for Orient Records. Miyako-bushi / yonanuki pathos entered modern popular song and seeded the melodic "shape" Kayokyoku would inherit.

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松井須磨子 — 1914

Traditional Japanese

The 1914 Sumako Matsui recording — the hinge from stage song to mass phonograph hit.

A theater song became a recorded popular hit and one of the hinge points of modern Japanese song.

From original to redefined

What to listen for

A theater song became a recorded popular hit and one of the hinge points of modern Japanese song.

  • Distribution

    From stage cue to SP disc circulating nationwide

  • Melodic pathos

    Miyako-bushi / yonanuki melancholy seated in modern popular form

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