Hiroaki Kuwahara

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Hiroaki Kuwahara ( Japanese 桑 原 洋 明 , Kuwahara Hiroaki ; born September 12, 1943 in Tokyo , Japan ) is a Japanese composer and conductor .

He completed his studies at Kunitachi Music College in Tokyo , Japan a . a. with the lecturers Michio Kikukawa , Saburō Takata and Yuzuru Shimaoka . He is now a lecturer at the Chiyoda School of Technology and Fine Arts in Tokyo.

He created symphonic works and chamber music. Outside of Japan, however, the works for wind orchestra are particularly well known.

Works

Works for wind orchestra

  • 1968 Rhapsody and Fugue
  • 1969 Three Fragments for Band
  • 1974 Jisho Imayo-raku
  • 1975 Lament
  • 1975 1975 Elegy
  • 1976 Rondo Tristamente
  • 1977 Dorian Rhapsody for Band
  • 1977 lullaby
  • 1980 legend
  • 1982 monologue
  • 1985 Symphonic Rhapsody
  • Cradle song

Chamber music

  • An Ancient Japanese Melody for euphonium and piano
  • Counterattack Of Godzilla for euphonium and piano
  • Suite The Four Seasons of Japan for flute and piano
    1. The evening of spring
    2. A butterfly and the day lily
    3. Moon on the lake
    4. Snow festival.
personal data
SURNAME Kuwahara, Hiroaki
ALTERNATIVE NAMES 桑 原 洋 明 (Japanese)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Japanese composer
DATE OF BIRTH September 12, 1943
PLACE OF BIRTH Tokyo , Japan