Minako Tsukatani - Haydn: "Works for musical clock - Import CD

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Minako Tsukatani

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Five years after "Golteberg Variations," Tsukatani Toy Piano Vol. 2 is now available! Haydn "Works for musical clock "Mizunashi Tsukatani (Toy Piano)Michel Sonne, Schoenhut, Jaymer, Kawai... Mizunashi Tsukatani, who makes full use of toy piano in all kinds of playing styles, has reached a new level of performance! Five years have passed since the release of "Goltberg Variations" (PCD-1812), a toy piano performance that received rave reviews in various magazines. Kembanist Mizunashi Tsukatani's second release on toy piano is Haydn's "Works for Musical Clock"! As with Golteberg, toy pianos from around the world were used this time as well. This is a new world for Mizumashi Tsukatani, who uses toy pianos in all kinds of playing styles, including Michelsonne, Schoenhut, Jaymer, and Kawai! The all-color booklet includes photographs of the toy pianos used in each piece as "registrations. The album is a one-of-a-kind album that shows Tsukatani's outstanding sense of music, drawing out the individuality of each instrument to the maximum extent possible. As a pipe organist, I have learned firsthand that the organ technique can be used to the fullest on a small instrument called a "toy piano. "As a pipe organ player, I learned firsthand that I can play a small instrument called a 'toy piano' to its fullest using organ techniques. Don't underestimate it as a toy instrument.The variety of sounds created by using multiple toy pianos! The expressiveness of the instruments! I found myself captivated. Playing a piece that I have been playing on the organ for many years with the toy pianos, using the same classical fingerings as usual. Was it uncomfortable? No, it is not. The organ pieces were a perfect match for the toy piano. (After graduating from the Department of Music at Tokyo University of the Arts, Mizunashi Tsukatani moved to the Netherlands. She studied pipe organ, composition, and improvisation with Jos van der Kooij, piano and chamber music with Wim Rijnks, and harpsichord with Robert Coenen. He has performed at the Royal Concertgebouw, the Netherlands National Opera, and many other European venues, and has given many world premieres of commissioned works. She has appeared on programs such as Music Bird and Ottava, and has been interviewed by newspapers and magazines in Japan and abroad. Her repertoire is diverse, ranging from ancient to contemporary music to Ghibli.His life's work is Bach's "Golberg Variations," and his six albums, including the first Japanese recording of the pipe organ, the difficult-to-perform Positif organ, the piano with a full discussion of Busoni's arrangement, the toy piano with registrations on instruments from around the world, the keyboard harmonica, and a return to the roots, the original version of the piano (Pooh'sHoop), have received critical acclaim in music magazines. sHoop), which has been critically acclaimed in music magazines. His new essay "Let's Hear the Goltberg Variations" (Ongaku-no-tomo-sha, Inc. (Ongaku no Tomo Sha), and CDs "Tears of Bagatelle - Silvestrov Piano Works", "Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland", "Orgelbüchlein" (Pooh's Hoop), "Bach Organ Works", "Bach Organ Works II", "The Holy Pipe Organ", "Pipe Organ of Love and Prayer", "Pipe Organ of Healing" (King Record), "Whispering Winds Vol.1 & Vol.2" (King International) are now on sale. King International Inc.