
02/17現代の音楽展'78(《Systemata I》初演) (17 February: Exhibition of Contemporary Music '78 (premiere of Systemata I))
- Author
- Komei Hayama
- Year
- 1978
- Subject
- Komei Hayama
- Tags
- japan · hayama archive
Notes
From the 端山貢明アーカイブ (Hayama Kōmei Archive), item 9979 in the 音楽(演奏会) category, registered 2022-10-08: https://d-commons.net/hayama/?c=&p=9979. Published by the 端山貢明アーカイブプロジェクト (Hayama Kōmei Archive Project), directed by 前川道博 (Michihiro Maekawa) of Nagano University, on the D-Commons platform, and licensed CC BY (表示). The source documents come from the 端山文庫, the papers kept in Hayama's laboratory at Tohoku University of Art and Design, digitised by the project with the agreement of his family; his autograph scores were given to the University History Archives of the Tokyo University of the Arts in 2026. Source: Japanese Society for Contemporary Music (日本現代音楽協会), with Agency for Cultural Affairs support; the fourth evening at the Dai-ichi Seimei Hall, Tokyo. ¥1,800 per evening. Dated: Friday 17 February 1978, 7:00 p.m. (the fourth of five evenings, 3–24 February 1978). The archive publishes this item as 1 separate page scan rather than as a PDF; the download here was assembled from those scans in page order, each taken at the higher of the two resolutions the archive serves. A single folded flyer for the whole of 現代の音楽展'78 / Exhibition of Contemporary Music '78, five evenings mounted by the Japanese Society for Contemporary Music with Agency for Cultural Affairs support. Hayama's Systemata I (1977) closed the fourth evening at the Dai-ichi Seimei Hall on 17 February and is marked 初演, a premiere; the performers are given as ARK, the ensemble that played four of that evening's six items. The evening was produced by Kai Sessō, whose own 5人の奏者のための音楽'77 opened it, and also contained a Japanese premiere of Wolfgang von Schweinitz's Sonate für Violine solo (Horie Satoru), Matsudaira Yoritsune's Coding for piano and percussion, Satō Sōmei's 結霊(むすび)の時 and an untitled new piece by Yuasa Jōji — all of them 1977 or 1978 premieres. The other four evenings are set out on the same sheet: 3 February at Iino Hall, produced by Miyoshi Akira, with Fukushi Norio, Morigaki Keiichi, Mōri Kurōdo, Niimi Tokuhide and Matsumoto Hinoharu; 10 February at Hibiya Public Hall, with the Japan Philharmonic under Yamada Kazuo playing Kijima Kiyohiko, Kitazume Michio, Toyama Mihoko and Noda Teruyuki; 14 February, produced by Takata Saburō, with Sugiura Masayoshi, Takahara Hirofumi, Satō Toshinao, Bekku Sadao and Takata; and 24 February, a piano evening produced by Sukegawa Toshiya, ending with Boulez's first sonata played by Kitagawa Akiko. Tickets were ¥1,800 a night. The flyer is the only record here of Systemata I, Hayama's last documented concert work before 《曲舞》. Contents as the document gives them: 第1夜 2月3日(金)7時 イイノホール 制作:三善晃 — 福士則夫/森垣桂一/毛利蔵人/新実徳英/松本日之春 · 第2夜 2月10日(金)6時30分 日比谷公会堂 — 貴島清彦/北爪道夫/外山三保子/野田暉行;山田一雄指揮 日本フィルハーモニー交響楽団 · 第3夜 2月14日(火)7時 第一生命ホール 制作:高田三郎 — 杉浦正嘉/高原宏文/佐藤敏直/別宮貞雄/高田三郎 · 第4夜 2月17日(金)7時 第一生命ホール 制作:甲斐説宗 — 甲斐説宗:5人の奏者のための音楽'77(初演)ARK/Wolfgang von Schweinitz: Sonate für Violine solo(日本初演)Vn. 堀江悟/松平頼暁:ピアノと打楽器のためのコーディング(初演)ARK/佐藤聰明:結霊の時(初演)ARK/湯浅譲二:題未定(初演)ARK/端山貢明:Systemata I (1977)(初演)ARK · 第5夜 2月24日(金)7時 第一生命ホール 制作:助川敏弥 — 湯浅譲二/水野修孝/野田暉行/大石泰/助川敏弥/田中友子/Pierre Boulez: Sonate No. 1. People named: 端山貢明 (Hayama Kōmei), 甲斐説宗 (Kai Sessō, producer of the fourth evening), Wolfgang von Schweinitz, 堀江悟 (Horie Satoru, violin), 松平頼暁 (Matsudaira Yoritsune), 佐藤聰明 (Satō Sōmei), 湯浅譲二 (Yuasa Jōji), 三善晃 (Miyoshi Akira, producer of the first evening), 山田一雄 (Yamada Kazuo, conductor), 高田三郎 (Takata Saburō, producer of the third evening), 助川敏弥 (Sukegawa Toshiya, producer of the fifth evening), 北川暁子 (Kitagawa Akiko, piano), ピエール・ブーレーズ (Pierre Boulez). Noted: The archive's description of this evening omits the performers; the flyer gives ARK for all four of the works so marked, including Hayama's, but does not name the ensemble's members. The flyer gives no duration, instrumentation or movement titles for Systemata I, and no indication whether further Systemata followed. Readings for several of the composers' names on the sheet are not printed and are romanised here from the characters.