Ayaka Tanaka - Piano Forte In Green / Tanaka Aya (2Hqcd) [Domestic Press] [Japanese Belt And Instructions Included] - Import HQCD

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Ayaka Tanaka

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Music full of unprecedented power produced by nature and serenity Aya Tanaka, a pianist from Miyazu, Tango, Japan, presents a collection of works by Janacek, Bartók, and Ichiro Hirano. The title "Pianoforte" is an expression of forte and piano, and green is the landscape of Hungary and the farming village in Shiga Prefecture's Gamo group where she is currently residing. Tanaka has studied at the Kodaly Music Institute, and she has performed with singing (chorus) in many concerts. The piano she plays has an orchestral sound and tone that evokes various emotions in the listener like a human voice. During a concert, instead of appearing from offstage, she appears barefooted from nowhere and plays music as if she were born at that very moment. On a finely tuned piano, with a touch that is not off by a millimeter, he brings to life the colors and landscapes that the composers put into the notes, and even the feelings of the composers themselves. In order to capture these tones on CD, the CD was edited at 384kHz 24bit. This is the ultimate 2-CD set, in which you can hear the various scents and landscapes rising from the air of the hall and from each note, as well as the voices of the composers.(Excerpt from the booklet)The composers Janacek, Bartók, and Ichiro Hirano were born in different places and at different times, but they are connected in their search for their own true music in difficult times when their ancient cultures are in danger. Through deep study of the songs and dances of their small villages, they each developed their own unique compositional language and carved into their scores every voice that would be forgotten forever if not protected at the risk of their lives. When we open their scores, we see the original landscapes of meadows and seashores, their inhabitants, the tiny creatures that lurk there, and the unseen things that must have been there long before. I hope that the faint light that was about to disappear in the darkness will be lit up like the light of fireflies and spread to everyone's hearts. -Aya Tanaka (1/2) King International