Well that's what you get for listening to crazy people like Dan and I.
Phil Flavin just looked at the images and he says that
in both cases the second pieces is Tsuru no Koe and
the third piece is Sode Goro. (Phil says "Koro").
Ron
Bruce Jones wrote:
> Well, looks like my poor ability to read kanji has me confusing
> Sode no Tsuyu with Sode (no) Goro, perhaps.
>
> I have two different Kurokami scores. One Kawase/Chikuyusha and
> one by Notomi Judo. The Kawase score is, according to Ron Nelson's
> Kawase list:
> Kurokami,
> Sode Goro, and
> Tsuru no Koe.
>
> The Judo score is, according to the titles written next to the kanji
> on the cover (by Dan Meyer?):
> Kurokami,
> Tsuru no Koe, and
> Soda no Tsuya [sic].
>
> My difficulty in sorting this out is now twofold. I can easily
> make out the kanji for Kurokami on each score. In addition to that
> kanji, there are two other sets of kanji. The second title on each
> score might be different while the third title on each score is
> legibly the same.
>
> The question(s) are: what is the correct title for each of the
> pieces, not including Kurokami, on each of these pieces of notation?
> Is Tsuru no Koe really the third piece on each score, and the
> previous owner of the Judo score mistaken? Or am I thoroughly
> confused?
>
> I would appreciate it if someone with a grasp of kanji could take a
> look at the web page at:
> http://communication.ucsd.edu/bjones/Kurokami/
> and tell me what the titles are in each of the positions.
>
> Still trying to write the definitive list of titles in each
> repertiore,
>
> bj
>
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