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a due esitando
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accelerando
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senza tempo
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grave ma non troppo
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a due spirito
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Shinji Wakasa Tokyo, Japan
Composer/artist.
He has composed music for commercials, films, fashion shows, and art exhibitions. In his own work as
an artist, he is conscious of stillness and restraint, and believes in the intensity of sound and music rooted in resonance/texture. In recent years, he has been experimenting with a field approach to the themes of death and the materiality of music.
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Shinji Wakasa recommends:
a2
by Shinji Wakasa & Shingo Okazaki
It's my new work with painter Shingo Okazaki from Japan. He paint his abstraction, then I compose rhythm, texture, harmony.
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