Ichiro Negishi
- Publisher Name
- Ichiro Negishi
- Biography
- I graduated from the Department of Music at Senzoku Gakuen College of Music, received the Maeda Award from the same university, and became a commissioned performer at the university after completing studies as an orchestral research student at the Department of Music at Toho Gakuen School of Music. I participated in the Leeva International Music Festival and the Kusatsu International Music Festival, studying horn under E. Pentzel, M. Thompson, Makoto Yamamoto, Masayuki Yahara, Tetsuo Higuchi, Hideo Kobayashi, Hiroki Shimodaté, and received chamber music instruction from Ryohei Nakagawa and Karl Leister. Currently, alongside my horn performance activities, I engage in wind ensemble instruction, brass coaching, and held my first solo recital in 2021. I serve as the conductor of the Adachi Junior Wind Orchestra, lecturer at the Toyo Eiwa Women's College instrumental music department, established the Adachi Horn Club in 2020, and from 2022, have been organizing the "Horn Ensemble Concert Series" with my students.
- Website URL
- https://https://www.tedukurinoongakukai.com/
- X Account
- https://twitter.com/negi1790
- Facebook Account
- https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100004099523499
- YouTube Channel
- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQLP2wAa-QxZu6Q70noGxPw
"A horn player, instrumental instructor, and trainer for orchestras and wind ensembles. Since my student days, I have been interested in composition and arrangement, creating arrangements for ensembles and orchestras for the sake of my colleagues. I have composed a few pieces and have arranged around 200 pieces."
Works
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Czardas
2,400円
Composer: Vittorio Monti
Arranger: Ichiro NegishiI arranged this piece for a horn solo and four additional horns (requiring a total of five players). The original key was F minor, but I transposed it to C minor for ease of playing on the horn. The highest note is a real C and the lowest note is a real G, resulting in an overall lower range that should be accessible for many players. One of the merits of performing this piece on the horn is the ample utilization of natural harmonics in faster sections, with numerous passages allowing for stationary finger positions, particularly showcasing the capabilities of the F horn. I've made effective use of the advantages offered by the double horn. **Attached is the sheet music with a fingering chart included to facilitate ease of playing.**
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Turkish March
2,000円
Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Arranger: Ichiro Negishi"I arranged Mozart's famous 'Turkish March' for a horn octet. During the continuous 16th note sections, we alternate playing on every beat like passing a baton (ironically, as horns struggle with fast notes), and there's even choreography included (though it's optional). I took inspiration from a group that previously performed this piece with choreographed movements, and the timing for these movements is indicated in the sheet music."