Credits:

Yoshinori Nishiwaki

Description:

＜The Deer Ring Tokyo Orchestra was established in 2013 as a recording orchestra by N&F. The orchestra was established in 2013, and aims to create a new sound by experimenting without being bound by the conventional wisdom of orchestras. The name "der Ring" comes from Wagner's masterpiece "Der Ring des Nibelungen," which swept the world with its progressive, originality, and pioneering spirit, and which has been familiar in Japan under the name Wagner since the beginning of the Meiji era. ＜Yoshinori Nishiwaki, conductor, joined Phonogram Japan (now Universal Music) in 1971. In 1999, he became a freelance conductor, and in 2001, he founded N&F with Suekken Fukui, a recording artist, and has been a member of Nagaokakyo Chamber Ensemble, Jura Aoki (Vc), Dai Miyata (Vc), Joseph Lin (Vn), Ikuyo Kamiya (Pf), the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, and the Saito Kinen Orchestra. In 2001, he received instruction in conducting and vocal technique from Michel Corbeau at the Abbaye de Noarac (France).In 2013, he founded the Deer Ring Tokyo Orchestra, where he also serves as the music producer and conductor of the ARC Hall (Tokorozawa).List of Symphony No. 3 in relation to manuscript and editionDraft 1 1873(1)-1 Haas edition Haas(1944 unfinished due to fire loss)*Rehearsal only, performance refused1873(1)-2 Nowak edition Nowak III/1 (1977/1993)1874(1)-3 Carragan edition Carragan (unpublished)*Rehearsal only, performance refused1877(1)-4 Nowak edition Nowak zuIII/1 (1980, only 2 movements published)1877(2)-5 Nowak zuIII/1 (1980, only 1 movement published)1878(1)-2 Nowak edition Nowak III/1 (1977/1993)1874(1)-3 Carragan edition Nowak III/1 (1977/1993)1880(1)-2 Nowak zuIII/1 (1977/1993) Rehearsed only and refused to be performed1876(1)-4Novak version Nowak zuIII/1 (1980 only 2 movements published)Second draft1877(2)-1Rattig version Rattig (1879)First published before his death *Performed but not well received1878(2)-2Novak version Nowak III/2 ( 1981)1879(2)-3Aeser version Oeser(1955)3rd draft 1889(3)-1Nowak III/3 (1959)1890(3)-2Röttig version Rattig (1890)Second publication during his lifetime = revised 1890 version *Long-sought success *Twice rejected by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra After two rejections by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and one failed performance, the 1890 revised version (conducted by Richter) achieved the long-cherished success.Incidentally, Richter was entrusted by Wagner to conduct the premiere of "Ring of the Nibelung. Universal Music/IMS