Sanae Yoshida - My Microtonal Piano - Import CD

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Sanae Yoshida

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Oslo-based pianist Sanae Yoshida's solo album pursues microtonal sounds! My Microtonal Piano" (My Microtonal Piano) is a solo album by Sanae Yoshida, a pianist based in Oslo. Sanae Yoshida graduated from Toho Gakuen School of Music in 2005, and moved to Norway to study with Izzy Hlinka at Barat-Douai School of Music and Hakon Austborg at Stavanger University. She is a member of Ensemble Ernst, Fragalia Veska, and Ensemble Temporum, of which she is a founding member, and is based in Oslo as a soloist. 2017, she was an Artistic Research Fellow for the Norwegian National University of Music's "The Miscrotonal Piano" project. He was appointed as an Artistic Research Fellow for the project, and all of the solo pieces on this album were commissioned for this project. Three Prototypes for Differential Piano" by Norwegian composer Ivin Buehne, known for his deeply contemplative works, consisting of "Andantino," "Adagio," "Andante sostenuto" and two "Interludes.Keiko Harada, who studied under Akira Miyoshi and Freian Farnihough, composed "Song-Medium-Media Bai-Bai-Bai. Rolling Web" by Oyvind Meran, who studied composition with Olav Anton Thommesen, Ivar Freunbær, and Henryk Herstenius. Snow Soul 》 and "Tecelagem" by Michel Agnes Magalhaes from Brazil. Andreas Gundersen's "Microtonal Pieces," which he studied with Jon Oivin Ness and Asbjorn Skortun of the Norwegian National College of Music. This is an album by Sanae Yoshida, who says, "As a performer, I have shown that differential tones expand the expressive possibilities of the acoustic piano. Tokyo M-Plus