¡Makoto Sato "Tuchi no Uta," Ikuma Dan "Chikugokawa," Toru Takemitsu "Uta" yori, Makiko Kinoshita "Kamome"
¡Kazuki Yamada (conductor)
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[Machine Translation] Kazuki Yamada won the first prize at the 51st Besancon International Conducting Competition in 2009, and has conducted Orchestre de Paris and Orchestre de la Suisse Romande in Europe. He is scheduled to make his debut with the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, BBC Symphony Orchestra, etc. Recently, his abilities have been widely recognized in the world of music, especially in the field of choral conducting, where he is highly regarded by vocalist Ryosuke Hatanaka. Yamada, who is currently the conductor-in-residence of the Tokyo Philharmonic Chorus, will perform choral masterpieces by renowned Japanese composers with the chorus and the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra. Exton recorded this rare concert live at Tokyo Opera City. The a cappella works of Toru Takemitsu, Ikuma Dan's "Chikugo River," Makiko Kinoshita's "Seagulls," and Makoto Sato's "Dirt Song," are all masterpieces among masterpieces. In particular, "Chikugo River" and "Ode to the Earth" from "Tsuchi no Uta" are familiar choral pieces that are always sung at chorus contests. In addition to the extensive repertoire, the Tokyo Philharmonic Chorus and the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra provide a sumptuous combination of orchestral accompaniment, and the performance also shows Yamada's career and ability as a choral conductor. From a cappella to the magnificent "Ode to the Earth," the warm and beautiful voices of the chorus will deeply immerse you in this album.
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