Kazumitsu Ujisawa
Paris – Tokyo
Debussy looked towards Japan; Japan listened to Debussy.
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Debussy kept a print by Hokusai in his study. A century later, Japanese composers in turn listened to French music.
Born in Japan and trained in Paris, I live between these two worlds. This recital is a way of letting them answer one another, piece after piece, without interval.
— Kazumitsu Ujisawa
Programme
- DebussySuite bergamasque: Clair de lune
- Kōzaburō HiraiFantasia on “Sakura Sakura”
- RavelGaspard de la nuit: Ondine
- Akira MiyoshiPiano Sonata
- FauréBarcarolle No. 5, Op. 66
- DebussyL’Isle joyeuse
Listen
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