Hofu Odori Paraphrase [Flute Trio]

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This is an arrangement for clarinet trio of "Hofu Odori" (commonly known as "Hofu Ondo"), a song danced during the Obon festival in Hofu City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. It was commissioned by the Executive Committee of the "35th Clarinet Festival in Yamaguchi." The composer, Jun Suzuki, also from Hofu City, has many hit songs to his name, including "Koyubi no Omoide" and "Yottsu no Onegai." Although the original piece is an "ondo" (traditional Japanese folk dance song) style, I attempted to arrange and compose it by extracting only the melody. The middle section was newly created from the melodic opening sequence. This song is largely unknown even within Yamaguchi Prefecture, except among Hofu citizens. However, I hope it will be widely performed as a new chamber music piece with a Japanese-style melody. It was premiered in December 2018 at the "35th Clarinet Festival in Yamaguchi" by Mieko Harada, Erina Honma, and Toru Kanayama.


Title (Japanese) Hofu Odori Paraphrase
Title (English) Paraphrase by Hofu Dance
Instrumentation Flute Trio
Product Code YMDN-0003
Composer Jun Suzuki
Arranger Toru Kanayama
Engraver Yuto Yamada
Duration 4:00
Arrangement Year 2018
Premiere Information December 2018, at Aspireto, Hofu City Community Exchange Center, for the 35th Clarinet Festival. Performed by Mieko Harada (clarinet), Erina Honma (clarinet), and Toru Kanayama (clarinet).
Performance Audio YouTube
Digital (PDF) Score Piascore Score Store

Instrumentation
Instrument Parts
1st Flute 1
2nd Flute 1
3rd Flute 1

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