Sasurai no Violin
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Sasurai no Violin

Minna no Uta

さすらいのバイオリン

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86

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Episode Progress

Complete

1 / 1 episodes aired

All 1 episodes available

MUSIC1 / 1 epsFinished5.33
Aired
Dec 3, 1973 –
Duration
2 min
Time to Complete
~2m

Alternative Titles

jaさすらいのバイオリン

enMinna no Uta

enWandering Violin

enA Wandering Violin

Synopsis

A Minna no Uta music video meant to illustrate variation of the violin. From the American cowboy fiddle to the South American tango to Japanese enka. The music video was aired for 2 years before becoming lost media. In 2014 the Minna no Uta Hakkutsu Project (Minna no Uta Excavation Project) was able to find discover a copy and the music video was saved and re-aired once again after 41 years.

Synopsis

The Minna no Uta Hakkutsu Project started in 2009 and is an initiate to archive ~500 lost songs from the program due to loss of master tapes, audio, and film from 1961-1982. Due to the copyright law of the time, price of film reels, and overwriting tapes. Similar issues plagued the BBC (e.g. Doctor Who missing episodes). By 2016, 220 songs were recovered with 100 of them being music videos.

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Status Breakdown

86users
Completed4552.3%
Planning2326.7%
Dropped1315.1%
Watching44.7%
Paused11.2%

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sasurai no Violin about?

Sasurai no Violin is a Minna no Uta music video that illustrates various styles of violin music, ranging from American cowboy fiddle and South American tango to Japanese enka.

How many episodes does Sasurai no Violin have?

Sasurai no Violin is a standalone music video consisting of exactly 1 episode.

Why is Sasurai no Violin considered lost media?

The music video was aired for two years before becoming lost, but it was eventually recovered in 2014 by the Minna no Uta Hakkutsu Project and re-aired after 41 years.

Is Sasurai no Violin part of a series?

No, Sasurai no Violin is an independent production and serves as the only entry in its franchise.

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