Japanese, Mr Takamatsu, decided to learn to dive to
search the sea in the wild hope of finding his wife,
who died there 3 years in the Tsunami (March 11, 2011,
Japan). She called Yuko and she took refuge on the roof
of a bank Onagawa, a small fishing port on the east
coast of the country where it was unfortunately taken
away by a wall of water nearly 20 meters . Today I pay
tribute to this woman with this piano piece "Yuko
Takamatsu."
This piece was broadcast on: classical radio, BBC ne...(+)
Japanese, Mr Takamatsu, decided to learn to dive to
search the sea in the wild hope of finding his wife,
who died there 3 years in the Tsunami (March 11, 2011,
Japan). She called Yuko and she took refuge on the roof
of a bank Onagawa, a small fishing port on the east
coast of the country where it was unfortunately taken
away by a wall of water nearly 20 meters . Today I pay
tribute to this woman with this piano piece "Yuko
Takamatsu."
This piece was broadcast on: classical radio, BBC news,
NHK japan
and was quoted in newspaper article in "The New York
Times Magazine", The Asahi, Sankei Shimbun, LeProgres,
Magazine Pianist
I am finally getting Dragonice down. I sure hope that I can learn this one. You write amazing stuff. I love it. Thank you for adding to the beauty of this world.
J'aimerais tant pouvoir composer comme vous le faites! Félicitation pour cette magnifique oeuvre Sylvain! Surtout n'arrêtez jamais de composer; mes oreilles en veulent toujours plus. :) Bonne journée!
SHEET MUSIC
Emotion pour le Japon.
Bonne journée!