The wind lives む Street Isomura Yukiko __ Music _ Pure Music

The Wind lives む Street

A new generation of Japanese piano female writer, she can be said to be a musical prodigy, 3 years old has begun to practice playing classical music, 10 years old can write songs. Her music is quite popular, the style of the route is similar to the West Village Yujiang. The most refreshing thing about this album is that there is a dialogue between the erhu and the piano, and there is another flavor.
Included as NHK "Taijiquan" theme song and "Let us use the computer to enjoy Music" topic song "Wind Living Street", as well as NHK "まる マガジン" theme song "Park Avenue" and other 13 tracks. Isomura Yukiko The piano, erhu, violin, guitar, bass, electric vibrator and a variety of percussion instruments in his debut.
It is a beauty that cannot be described in words. "The Dawn of the Blue" begins with a warm piano, as if someone whispered in the ear, kind and graceful. The sound of the guitar is also very graceful. Unconsciously make people into the fire-like enthusiasm, and feel incomparably comfortable, comfortable. The first piece of music alone made me fall for it. The talented pianist, coupled with the erhu, violin, bass, and electric vibration, such an oriental washing, deeply shocked me to come in the lazy soul. As if to let everyone know and "Today is sunny" such a mood. A few days ago, NHK broadcast the song "Park Avenue", I am very happy. In NHK's "enjoy" program to see Isomura cute smile, I support her. --ピンガ 's mother.
I've been looking forward to the release of the album. And now, I just want to applaud the perfect album: Bravo. ”。 I have been very fond of Isomura's works since the beginning, in this album, I once again experience her exquisite and passionate music, as well as unlimited attachment to music.
Isomura's music is recognized as a "superior cure," and contains vitality. So, it will make people have the feeling of not getting tired of hearing. The same famous song "The Street of the wind" since needless to say, the rest of the album is worth looking forward to.