Wind Orchestra

Wind Orchestra

The assigned piece for the All Japan Band Competition in 1976 (published from All Japan Band Association)

Wind Orchestra

The assigned piece for the All Japan Band Competition in 1983 (published from All Japan Band Association)

Wind Orchestra

The assigned piece for the All Japan Band Competition in 1991 (published from All Japan Band Association)

7.30min. Wind Orchestra

The 1st price in Sasagawa-competition in 1975 and rewrote it for wind orchestra in 2011. (published from Nippon Music Foundation)

9min. Wind Orchestra

First performed at ” Ocean and Island Expo” in Hiroshima, wishing for the world peace. It’s been performed by Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra and CD was released. Hiro hopes this music helps more people to realize importance of  peace and rewrote it for wind orchestra.

9min. Wind Orchestra

This music was originally based on “Chaconne” which won the 1st prize in Sasagawa Competition in 1976. It was published from Nippon Music Foundation. It’s been rewritten to make the length almost double and made a spectacular excitement to lead out the potential of the wind orchestra. “Chaconne” is a type of musical composition, popular in the baroque era. The theme of a music is constantly changing and progressing.

8min. Wind Orchestra

The original beautiful melody and modern rhythm is a great feature of this music. It’s been composed to make a use of modern concerto. “Muse” is a perfect work to describe this characteristic of music. 

7min. Wind Orchestra

This music is consisted with the variation of Japanese famous folk song “SAKURA(meaning “cherry Blossoms”) and the melody line is flexibly changing. It is a perfect piece, who are looking for a Japanese melody with tender technique.

6min. Wind Orchestra

This music is inspired by various kinds of sounds from water stream, such as spring water, a mountain stream, murmuring, waterfall, river, and so on. These sounds always create different rhythms that amuse people. There are many expressions on water in Japan ,and Hiro likes a phrase that  “The flowing river never stops and yet the water never stays the same.”. The sounds of water reminds the greatness of the nature as well as our own existence. This music is based on his imagination over the various forms of water.

7min. Wind Orchestra

The first movement of “Symphony Izumo” has been rewritten for wind orchestra. The sharp whistle sound breaks the darkness and tells the begging of the world in this movement. Advanced technique is required to create outstanding melody line in this music. This was originally inspired by Japanese mythology and its rhythm and harmony are appreciated by people nowadays.

8min. Wind Orchestra

The 2nd movement of “Symphony Izumo” has been rewritten for wind orchestra. The beautiful Japanese melody lines consists the main stream. Advanced technique is required to create outstanding melody line in this music. This was originally inspired by Japanese mythology and its rhythm and harmony are appreciated by people nowadays.

7min. Wind Orchestra

The 3rd movement of “Symphony Izumo” has been rewritten for wind orchestra. Advanced technique is required to create outstanding melody line in this music. This was originally inspired by Japanese mythology and its rhythm and harmony are appreciated by people nowadays. 

10min.  Wind Orchestra

The 4th movement, of “Symphony Izumo” has been rewritten for wind orchestra. Advanced technique is required to create outstanding melody line in this music. This was originally inspired by Japanese mythology and its rhythm and harmony are appreciated by people nowadays. 

32min. Wind Orchestra

This is a full package of IZUMO. It’s been rewritten for wind orchestra. Advanced technique is required to create outstanding melody line in this music. This was originally inspired by Japanese mythology and its rhythm and harmony are appreciated by people nowadays. 

Flute Orchestra 

This was first performed in Nagoya, Japan.
Published from France publisher.　Handwriting score is available.

Sax Quartet 

This music was originally for the assigned piece for the All Japan Band Competition and it’s been rewritten for Sax Quartet.

Brass Octet 

This music was originally for the assigned piece for the All Japan Band Competition and it’s been rewritten for Brass Octet.