Masayo Ishigure began playing the koto and jiuta shamisen at the age of five in Gifu, Japan and has created an extensive multi-faceted career that continues to stretch the limits of the koto, while maintaining a strong grasp of the tradition. After initial studies with Tadao and Kazue Sawai, Ms. Ishigure became a special research student in 1986 at the Sawai Koto Academy of Music. The aim of the Academy was to shed new light on koto music by incorporating everything from Bach to jazz
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Haru no Umi
Midnight Rain
Emu
Sakura Sakura
Sunae
Tori No Yoni
Haru No Yo
Torino Yo Ni
Haruno Umi
鳥のように
Flying Like A Bird
FUTATSU NO HENSOKYOKU
torino yo ni (Flying Like A Bird)
Haru no yo (A Spring Night)
Sand Painting
The sea in spring
Two Variations
SUNAE - Miyabi
TORI NO YO NI
haruno umi (Spring Sea)
emu (Picture Dreams)
鳥のように (Torino Yo Ni)
春の海 (Haruno Umi)
砂絵 (Sunae)
さくら さくら (Sakura Sakura)
TORI NO YO NI - Miyabi
Picture Dreams
A Spring Night
Spring Night
春の海
砂絵
さくらさくら
春の夜
ミッドナイト・レイン
Midnight Rain —rerkaizen
Tori No Yo Ni (Flying like a bird) - Tadao Sawai 1985
Sawai: Flying Like A Bird
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