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First performance after Covid-191 crisis

With Tosiya Suzuki, recorder.

During these strange and trying times, I wanted to share Maki Ota's and Tadashi Tajima's performance of 'From The Mountain of Eternal Peace' , a set of 4 Waka poems by Dogen, written especially for the 30th Takefu International Music Festival last year, 2019. Sung in Japanese with English translation projected.

Steven Heine was gracious enough to allow me to post his translations.
Please check out more wonderful English translations of Dogen's poems
(https://books.google.co.jp/…/The_Zen_poetry_of_D%C5%8Dgen.h…)

New video from Ars Nova Ensemble from Malmo, Sweden, of my piece 'Un po per non morire'!

Ars Nova Ensemble has performed this piece in 2019 in Malmo, Sweden. Thank you for the wonderful video and performance, and to Alessandro Perini for the sounds and phonograph.

New release! Nadav Cohen's new album ANIMATE

Nadav Cohen's debut album 'Animate - New Music for Bassoon', contains my piece Jo Ha Kyu, which was dedicated to him. Available also on all the online platforms (itunes, spotify etc.).
Here is a taste:

Martyn Boykan: Impromptu

Seems my recording of Marty Boykan's Impromptu (for solo violin was uploaded to youtube. Released 2017 by Bridge records.

Takefu International Music Festival 2018

Cellist Tomoki Tai premiered 'awakening' for solo cello I will performed pieces by Lina Tonia, Charles Kwong and Chris Williams.
More info here: http://takefu-imf.com/en/

June 2018 upcoming violin/piano recital
featuring works by J.S. Bach and new works by myself, Muneaki Tsuda and Isamu Kanai

Dec. 2017 premiere of Kholot for Electone.

Electone player Yukino Ichikawa played my piece Capricci per Electone which was written for her in 2016 and premiered a newly commissioned piece, Kholot in Tokyo Concerts Lab. Together with premiere of Osamu Kawakami's piece as well as pieces by Isao Matshita, Masakazu Natsuda and Peter Hoch.