Saburō Takata

Saburō Takata (高田 三郎, Nagoya 18 December 1913 – 22 October 2000) was a Japanese Roman Catholic composer.[1]

Saburo Takata
Born(1913-12-18)December 18, 1913
 Japan Aichi Nagoya
Died(2000-10-22)October 22, 2000
 Japan Tokyo
Other names髙田 三郎
Occupationcomposer

Works, editions and recordings
  • Takuboku Tankashu 8 songs - Recording: Kazumichi Ohno (tenor), Kyosuke Kobayashi (piano). Thorofon 1994[2]
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References
  1. Peter Hollfelder Geschichte der Klaviermusik. 2: 1989 "Saburo Takata - Saburo TAKATA, born 1913 in Aichi, ist bis 1939 Kompositionsschüler von Kiyoshi Nobutoki und Klaus Pringsheim an der Musikschule in Tokio, lehrt ab 1953 an der Kunitachi-Musikhochschule in Tokio und ist 1963-1968 ..."
  2. Japanese sung texts and German commentary 1994


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