Osanpo Suisougaku - Seasonal Japanese Wind Band Radio
Oct 7, 2026 · 2 min · 3 segments
October 8th is Tree Day. Since many trees make a forest, we share "Russian Forest," arranged by Satoshi Iwata, a flute duet woven from beloved Russian folk songs. ▼ Today's piece Russian Folk arr…
Here is a piece to match the day.
Today is Tree Day.
In Japanese, combining the characters for ten and eight makes the character for tree.
And where many trees gather, there is a forest.
So today, a piece about the woods.
We bring you Russian Forest, arranged for flute duet by Satoshi Iwata.
It opens with a bright, up-tempo original melody, and then one after another, beloved Russian folk songs step forward.
Two flutes trade their songs like little birds among the trees.
that distinctive, heart-tugging melancholy of Russian song rises up on a clear, pure tone.
Because it is a simple duet, the beauty of each melody reaches you directly, like a breeze slipping between the trees.
Today, on Tree Day, we bring you Russian Forest for flute duet.
You'll find a link to listen in the show notes.
Here is a piece to match the day.
Today is Tree Day.
In Japanese, combining the characters for ten and eight makes the character for tree.
And where many trees gather, there is a forest.
So today, a piece about the woods.
We bring you Russian Forest, arranged for flute duet by Satoshi Iwata.
It opens with a bright, up-tempo original melody, and then one after another, beloved Russian folk songs step forward.
Two flutes trade their songs like little birds among the trees.
that distinctive, heart-tugging melancholy of Russian song rises up on a clear, pure tone.
Because it is a simple duet, the beauty of each melody reaches you directly, like a breeze slipping between the trees.
Today, on Tree Day, we bring you Russian Forest for flute duet.
You'll find a link to listen in the show notes.
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