Hideki Chihara (千原 英喜, 5 November 1957) is a Japanese composer known for his choral compositions.[1]
Hideki Chihara | |
|---|---|
| Born | 5 November 1957 Fukui, Japan |
| Other names | 千原 英喜 |
| Occupation | composer |
Style
editOne of the features of his work is that he interviews Japan traditional music and classics and links them with Western music (especially Christian chants).
Under the theme of "Music transcends time and space", he is mainly engaged in the following four compositional activities.[2]
1, Japan identity = Japanese style of classical traditional materials
2, The universality of East-West prayer = Christian chant and Edo christian.
3, Japanese song = POP / Enka
4, Classic Transcription = Choral arrangement of classical songs.
His style that purifies the vernacular is also prominent in instrumental music works, and he develops a wide range of creations. He draws out "Japan" from his own sense of beauty and harmony of sound.
References
edit- ^ André de Quadros The Cambridge Companion to Choral Music 2012 1107493390 p.156 "There has been a marked increase in choral compositions since the founding of the JCA ... Notable choral composers are Chihara Hideki, Hosakawa Toshio, Suzuki Teruaki, Kanno Shigeru, and Matsushita Ko; ..."
- ^ "千原英喜". パナムジカ出版 PANAMUSICA PUBLISHING│パナムジカの出版 (in Japanese). Retrieved 12 December 2023.
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