All-Japan child philharmonic

The group of Japanese composer, songwriters that the all-Japan child philharmonic (ぜんにほんじどうおんがくきょうかい, a British designation: All-Japan Association of The Creation of Children's Songs, abbreviated designation: AJACCS) promotes spread of music activity for children.

The first chairperson is Takeshi Inoue who is a composer of the nursery rhyme such as "tulips" "sea" "carp streamer". 393, Takada where "the excellent production center of the watermelon" was the words such as "sheep of Mary", and "ten Indians" were famous acted as a chairperson until January, 2001. The current chairperson is Hideo Kitazawa.

I hold "the song concert of the new child" and "song words, the composition contest of the infant".

History

• The federation of child music establishment [¹] all-Japan for 1,960 years.
• In 1962, I change a name of it to the all-Japan child philharmonic. The participation of the songwriter is enabled.
• In 1985, I publish "pleasant music play" (Ongaku no tomo sha corp., all-Japan child philharmonic).
• In April, 1986, I participate in the Japanese music writer group meeting establishment [²].
• In 1988, it is published "pleasant 童謠集" (Ongaku no tomo sha corp., all-Japan child philharmonic).
• For 2,005 years, a song Festival concert of the 50th (of the 45th anniversary of the foundation) child is held.
• The song concert of the child that the 55th (of the 50th anniversary of the foundation) is new for 2,010 years is held.

  It is published appearance "Bonney Jaccs" "collection of new nursery rhyme music 5" especially.

Note

1. Introduction Japanese music writer group of ^ members meeting site
2. Summary Japanese music writer group meeting site of ^ FCA

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In 1960, composer, Takeshi Inoue takes office as the first chairperson and starts

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