Rhapsody (1935) Triptyque Aborigène: trois tableaux pour orchestre de chambre (1937); dedicated to Alexander Tcherepnin. Ballet symphonique après Etenraku (1940) Symphony Concertante for piano and orchestra (1941) Ballata Sinfonica (1943) Overture to the Nation of Philippines (1944) Arctic Forest (1944) Rapsodia Concertante for violin and orchestra (Violin Concerto No. 1) (1948, revised 1951/59/71) Salome, ballet (1948, score revised and expanded 1987 for Suite) based on Oscar Wilde's play Fire of Prometheus, ballet (1950) Drumming of Japan, ballet (1951, revised 1984) Sinfonia Tapkaara (1954, revised 1979) Ritmica Ostinata for piano and orchestra (1961, revised 1971) Ronde in Burlesque for wind orchestra (1972, arranged to orchestra in 1983) Violin Concerto No. 2 (1978) Lauda concertata for marimba and orchestra (1979) Eglogue symphonique for 20-strings koto and orchestra (1982) Symphonic Fantasia No. 1 (1983); arrangement from the film scores Symphonic Fantasia No. 2 (1983); arrangement from the film scores Symphonic Fantasia No. 3 (1983); arrangement from the film scores Gotama the Buddha, symphonic ode for mixed chorus and orchestra (1989) Japanese Suite for orchestra (1991); arrangement from the piano suite Japanese Suite for string orchestra (1998); arrangement from the piano suite Instrumental Piano Suite (1933) Toka: Cantilena ballabile sul mode antico de Giappone, for guitar (1967) Kugoka for guitar (1969) Toccata for guitar (1970) Fantasia for baroque lute (1980) Sonata for violin and piano (1985) Ballata sinfonica for duo-treble and bass 25-stringed koto (2001) Vocal Ancient Minstrelsies of Gilyak Tribes, for soprano and piano (1946) Three Lullabies among the Native Tribes on the Island of Sakhalin, for soprano and piano (1949) Eclogues after Epos among Aino Races, for soprano and timpani (1950) A Shanty of the Shiretoko Peninsula (1961) The Sea of Okhotsk for soprano, bassoon, piano (or harp) and double bass (1988) Tomo no oto for traditional ensemble and orchestra (1990) for soprano, viola and harp or piano (1992) Five Poems after Inaba Manyo (1994); text by Ōtomo no Yakamochi La Fontaine sacrée for soprano, viola, bassoon and harp (1964, 2000); arrangement by the composer from the 1964 film score Mothra vs. Godzilla Ao Saghi (Grey heron) for soprano, oboe, double bass and piano (2000); text by Genzō Sarashina Film scores Notes References Sources External links Official website (archived version) A guide to Ifukube's concert music on CD Information about his death in Japanese AKIRAIFUKUBE.ORG:A virtual museum dedicated to Akira Ifukube Larson, Randall D. at musicfromthemovies.com Milner, David. Yohihiko Shibata (trans.) December