Fukuda Teruhisa
福田 輝久
生まれ 1949
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Born in 1949 in Nagano Prefecture, Fukuda Teruhisa studied shakuhachi under Nakamura Baizan and Miyata Kohachirō. He began performing in public in 1986. He not only plays traditional Japanese music like Hitoyo-giri Shakuhachi but also shows great interest in modern music. He is an active participant of a composer's group and has introduced many new pieces in Sumi's BANQUET, Ozaki. Uchikawa & Ban's "San", Doi & Kaneta's "Kaze". He has also performed with numerous famous Japanese orchestras including the NHK Symphony Orchestra. Last year at the National Culture Festival held in Oita he played the "Hochiku Sansho for Shakuhachi & Chamber Orchestra" composed by Tamura Hirohiko and won high critical acclaim. He has also performed at prestigious performances sponsored by famous groups like the National Theater, New Nippon Steel Culture Foundation, and Musical Foundation for Modern Music, Japan Federation of Composers, Orchestra Project and NHK. He has released several CDs including "Shakuhachi Banquet" from America N.P.M., "Mysterious Sounds" from California Legacy and "Esprits Animaux" from ALM Records. He is a member of the Pro Musica Nipponia and master teacher working to free the shakuhachi from its strict traditional setting.
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先生 教え子
聖 優 鯨岡 徹
Daniel Seisoku Lifermann |
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Esprits Animaux Modern compositions for solo shakuhachi. |
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Esprits Animaux- Part II Modern compositions for shakuhachi in ensemble with string quartet. |
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Gakuon Jyu Honkyoku, solo shakuhachi and a piece for shakuhachi and shamisen. |
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Mysterious Sounds of the Japanese Bamboo Flute, The See the album "Shakuhachi Banquet" for a remastered and in-print version of this out of print recording. NB: There is a different CD, from the same label and with the same catalog number (Legacy - CD 381) and even the same cover, except with the name "Teruhisa Fukuda" blacked out, which nonetheless has entirely different music on it. |
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Shakuhachi Banquet Honkyoku and modern compositions for shakuhachi. |