林光

林光

Musician · Japan · 1931–2012

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Discography

Albums
Japanese Guitar Music, Vol. 3Japanese Guitar Music, Vol. 32016

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日本抒情歌曲集日本抒情歌曲集2012

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Hayashi: Symphony in G / Irino: Sinfonietta for small-orchestra / Ikeno: Dances concertantesHayashi: Symphony in G / Irino: Sinfonietta for small-orchestra / Ikeno: Dances concertantes2009

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Tan Dun: Pipa Concerto / Hayashi: Viola Concerto / Takemitsu: NostalghiaTan Dun: Pipa Concerto / Hayashi: Viola Concerto / Takemitsu: Nostalghia2008

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Piano Works for Left Hand, Vol. 3Piano Works for Left Hand, Vol. 32006

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木のうた・鳥のうた 林光合唱作品集木のうた・鳥のうた 林光合唱作品集1999

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林 光の世界林 光の世界1978

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EPs
L'Île nueL'Île nue1962

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Achievements

Award
Medal with Purple Ribbon
Award
Otaka prize

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Passport
Country

JP

Born

1931-10-22

Died

2012-01-05

Instruments

piano

Identifiers & aliases

Also known as: Hikaru Hayashi

ISNI

000000008094428X

Description

Japanese composer (1931–2012)

Extract from Wikipedia

Hikaru Hayashi was a Japanese composer, pianist and conductor. Hayashi is considered to be one of the most renowned and accomplished Japanese composers of the postwar period. In particular, Hayashi was noted for his choral suite Scenes from Hiroshima (1958–2001).

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