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The piece 'Blue Outer Space' of Yagisawa, in the Third Section
The choice of Japanese composer values the internationality of the event
The obligate piece of the Third Section is 'Blue Outer Space' of Japanese Satoshi
Yagisawa also part of the jury. Yagisawa is author of a variety of compositions for
orchestra, chamber music and choral works. His compositions for wind orchestra and
band described dramatically different World Heritage sites and nature scenes. He has
participated as a judge in numerous competitions as it is one of the most famous
young composers in Japan.
His work Blue Outer Space was composed in 2007 by a commission for Horikoshi High
School Symphonic Band (Higher School Symphonic Bands Japan). The piece consists of
five movements: The beginning of the universe, asteroid collision, creating Earth,
Water Planet, and gratitude for all forms of life. The choice of this work and this
important Japanese composer is a good test of internationality of this dean band
contest.
Live broadcast
The team 'Our Bands' Contest broadcast live via Manages Radio 107.1 FM Valencia. A
year be broadcasting the entire event starting each day a few minutes before the
first band while maintaining uninterrupted connection to the verdict of the jury at
the end of each session. This is the twenty-seventh edition this dean radio relays
the 'City of Valencia'.
Direct can also be followed on www.nuestrasbandasdemusica.com
http://www.nuestrasbandasdemusica.com/> where you can combine interviews, comments
and debates of the radio relay performing TV that provides the organization of the
event.
The piece 'Blue Outer Space' of Yagisawa, in the Third Section
The choice of Japanese composer values the internationality of the event
The obligate piece of the Third Section is 'Blue Outer Space' of Japanese Satoshi
Yagisawa also part of the jury. Yagisawa is author of a variety of compositions for
orchestra, chamber music and choral works. His compositions for wind orchestra and
band described dramatically different World Heritage sites and nature scenes. He has
participated as a judge in numerous competitions as it is one of the most famous
young composers in Japan.
His work Blue Outer Space was composed in 2007 by a commission for Horikoshi High
School Symphonic Band (Higher School Symphonic Bands Japan). The piece consists of
five movements: The beginning of the universe, asteroid collision, creating Earth,
Water Planet, and gratitude for all forms of life. The choice of this work and this
important Japanese composer is a good test of internationality of this dean band
contest.
Live broadcast
The team 'Our Bands' Contest broadcast live via Manages Radio 107.1 FM Valencia. A
year be broadcasting the entire event starting each day a few minutes before the
first band while maintaining uninterrupted connection to the verdict of the jury at
the end of each session. This is the twenty-seventh edition this dean radio relays
the 'City of Valencia'.
Direct can also be followed on www.nuestrasbandasdemusica.com
http://www.nuestrasbandasdemusica.com/> where you can combine interviews, comments
and debates of the radio relay performing TV that provides the organization of the
event.