Artist Profile
Hiromasa Aizawa
Born in Nagano Prefecture, Graduated from Education Department, Chiba University. Aizawa's works include piano pieces, children's songs, music for picture books, and ensembles for strings and Japanese instruments. At the Lake Yamanaka International Music Festival, for which he has worked since 2010, Aizawa has released ensembles for strings and Japanese instruments. He has also composed pieces for "Japanese Classical Music I-ro-ha-ni-ho" and the Culture Foundation for Shimane Prefecture. His "Yumeyoi-zakura" for string quartet was performed in Vienna, Austria, and "Issun-boushi", which is a reading and music collaboration piece, was performed in Lugano, Switzerland. In 2015, Aizawa composed "Ouka-ranman" for the 10th anniversary of the founding of the Traditional Japanese Music Group, Shimane. At the Schlaining Music Festival in Austria, Aizawa's seven pieces for Japanese and western instruments were performed. His first piano solo music book "Memories" was published. My 1st CD[Symbiosis](Japanese and western instruments pieces) and 2nd CD[Songs for love](soprano and piano vocal pieces)are on sale.