My Music storehouse

My Music

photo by Okada-san (thanks!)

Here are some music I composed/arranged when I was an undergraduate student. (Data from cassette tape!)
Don't worry about the quality :-) Also, some sounds of strings aren't what I wanted since they were played by an electric piano... )

Two thema songs of japanese movies: [Naushika] [Laputa = Castle in the Sky] Sounds by my electric piano (YAMAHA Clavinova) + my mixing machine
[Andes] Inspired by music played by a group 'Andes no hibiki (English translation: Sounds of Andes ?)' I remember their music was quite high level and I enjoyed hearing them very much when walking in the university campus. (composed using some machine of a friend Kuzuma)
Two piano musics in a wedding ceremony: [Wedding] [Champion (accompaniment of a Japanese song)] (rehearsals recorded at a music room in the university campus; I believe I played them much better in the actual ceremony :-)
Mimicing (inspired by) opening musics for NHK Taiga Dramas (a popular weekly drama based on Japanese history) [senran no yo] (Clavinova + my mixing machine)
[Pipe-organ] (Clavinova)
Two musics for string quartet [C-minor] [A-minor] (Clavinova + mixing machine)
Music for a christmas party [Cripa] (piano tone in Clavinova + recorded using mixing machine)
[Clavinova-tone] (Clavinova + mixing machine)

I tend to prefer old classic style since it's closer to some pure elementary sounds. The combination of each melody resembles the time flow of elementary particles; they sometimes interact with each other beautifully but each particle is elementary rather than their combination (= harmony). Such pure sounds may tend to be solved in the world, it's fine since originality isn't required with me in music :-)

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