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Hashimoto Kunihiko (橋本國彦, also Qunihico Hashimoto) (September 14, 1904 – May 6, 1949) was a Japanese composer, violinist, conductor, and musical educator. He was born in the Hongō district of Tokyo. In 1923, he entered the Tokyo Music School (presently Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music) where he studied violin and conducting. In composition, he was largely self-taught, but later he would study that subject as a graduate student at the same school. Initially, he was active as a composer and arranger, but he soon made himself a name as an accomplished teacher, and in 1933 was appointed as professor at his alma mater. Some of his students who would go on to become distinguished composers in their own right were Akio Yashiro, Yasushi Akutagawa, Ikuma Dan, and Toshiro Mayuzumi. S

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rdfs:label	Hashimoto Kunihiko (de) Hashimoto Kunihiko (en) Hashimoto Kunihiko (in) Kunihiko Hashimoto (fr) 橋本國彦 (ja) 桥本国彦 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Hashimoto Kunihiko (japanisch 橋本國彦, Schreibweise des Vornamens auch Qunihico; * 14. September 1904 in Tokio; † 6. Mai 1949 in Kamakura) war ein japanischer Komponist, Geiger, Dirigent und Hochschullehrer. (de) Kunihiko ou Qunihico Hashimoto (橋本國彦, Hashimoto Kunihiko), 14 septembre 1904 – 6 mai 1949 est un compositeur, violoniste, chef d'orchestre et professeur de musique japonais. (fr) 橋本國彦（はしもとくにひこ、Qunihico Hashimoto、1904年9月14日 - 1949年5月6日）は、日本の作曲家、ヴァイオリニスト、指揮者、音楽教育者。 (ja) 桥本国彦（1904年9月14日－1949年5月6日），是日本作曲家、小提琴家、指挥家和音乐教育家，出生于东京都的本乡。1923年入东京音乐学校学习小提琴和指挥，作曲则很大程度上是自学。1933年起在母校担任教授，作为音乐教育家，桥本国彦的学生包括了众多20世纪最重要的日本作曲家，如黛敏郎、芥川也寸志、团伊玖磨等。1934年到1937年，桥本国彦被日本文部省派赴维也纳，随埃贡·韦勒斯学习，回国前曾逗留洛杉矶，又随勋伯格学习。桥本国彦是20世纪上半叶日本最重要的作曲家之一，有为数不少的管弦乐（包括两部交响曲）、钢琴曲、舞台音乐以及歌曲作品。1949年在镰仓病逝。 (zh) Hashimoto Kunihiko (橋本國彦, also Qunihico Hashimoto) (September 14, 1904 – May 6, 1949) was a Japanese composer, violinist, conductor, and musical educator. He was born in the Hongō district of Tokyo. In 1923, he entered the Tokyo Music School (presently Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music) where he studied violin and conducting. In composition, he was largely self-taught, but later he would study that subject as a graduate student at the same school. Initially, he was active as a composer and arranger, but he soon made himself a name as an accomplished teacher, and in 1933 was appointed as professor at his alma mater. Some of his students who would go on to become distinguished composers in their own right were Akio Yashiro, Yasushi Akutagawa, Ikuma Dan, and Toshiro Mayuzumi. S (en) (Dalam nama Jepang ini, nama keluarganya adalah Hashimoto.) Hashimoto Kunihiko (橋本國彦, juga Qunihico Hashimoto) (14 September 1904 – 6 Mei 1949) adalah seorang komponis, pemain biola, konduktor dan guru musik Jepang. Ia lahir di distrik , Tokyo. Pada 1923, ia masuk Sekolah Musik Tokyo (kini ) dimana ia belajar biola dan konduksi. Dalam komposisi, ia kebanyakan belajar sendiri, namun kemudian ia belajar pelajaran tersebut sebagai murid kelulusan di sekolah yang sama. Pada awalnya, ia aktif sebagai komponis dan pengaransemen, namun ia kemudian menjadi guru. Pada 1933, ia diangkat menjadi profesor di alma mater-nya. Beberapa muridnya yang menjadi komponis terkenal adalah Akio Yashiro, , , dan . Antara 1934 dan 1937, ia mengunjungi Wien sebagai cendekiawan pemerintah Jepang untuk belajar denga (in)
foaf:name	Hashimoto Kunihiko (en)
name	Hashimoto Kunihiko (en)
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birth place	Empire of Japan Tokyo City Hongō
death place	Japan Kamakura Kanagawa Prefecture
death place	Japan Kamakura Kanagawa Prefecture
death date	1949-05-06 (xsd:date)
birth place	Empire of Japan Tokyo City Hongō
birth date	1904-09-14 (xsd:date)
dcterms:subject	Japanese music educators 1904 births 1949 deaths 20th-century classical composers 20th-century conductors (music) 20th-century Japanese composers 20th-century Japanese male musicians Japanese classical composers Japanese classical violinists Japanese conductors (music) Japanese male classical composers Japanese male conductors (music) 20th-century classical violinists Ballet composers Male classical violinists 20th-century Japanese educators
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Alma mater Composer Egon Wellesz Empire of Japan Gastric cancer Music education Conducting Japanese music educators Los Angeles 1904 births 1949 deaths 20th-century classical composers Bruno Walter 20th-century conductors (music) Catholicism Tokyo Tokyo City Toshiro Mayuzumi Wien Wilhelm Furtwängler Akio Yashiro Alban Berg 20th-century Japanese composers 20th-century Japanese male musicians Japanese classical composers Japanese classical violinists Japanese conductors (music) Japanese male classical composers Japanese male conductors (music) Violin Japan Arnold Schoenberg 20th-century classical violinists Ballet composers Male classical violinists Kamakura Kanagawa Prefecture

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