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Michio Kitazume
Born	(1948-02-12)February 12, 1948 Japan Tokyo
Other names	北爪道夫
Occupation(s)	violinist, composer
Relatives	father:Risei Kitazume (clarinetist)
Website	Official site

Michio Kitazume (北爪道夫 Kitazume Michio, born February 12, 1948 in Tokyo, Japan) is a Japanese composer and conductor.

Biography

Michio Kitazume was born in Tokyo. He studied at Tokyo University of the Arts.

Works

Orchestral

Ei-sho (1993), The 42nd Otaka Prize, '95 International Rostrum of Composers Grand Prix
From the beginning of the sea (1999)
Scene of the earth (2000), The 49th Otaka Prize
Song is always there

Concerto

Side by side for perc solo and orchestra (1987)
Clarinet concerto (2002)
Concerto for orchestra (2003)
Cello Concerto

Chamber music

Oasis for flute, violin and piano (1972)
Slapping Crossing for bass clarinet and percussion (1976)
Stream III for percussion ensemble (2007)

Solo

Shadows IIIa for percussion (1976)
Shadows IIIb for percussion (1977)
Shadows IV for clarinet (1977)
Side by side (percussion solo version) (1977)
Renga for clarinet (1996)
Blue Cosmic Garden I (1984), II (2006) for guitar

Piano music

Distances for piano (2006)
Secret Folk Song for piano (2006)

Wind orchestral

Festa (1991)
Secret Song (2004)
Fanfare in the Forest (2005)
Stream II (2007)
Narabi yuku tomo (2008)
Kumo no ue no sanpomichi (2009)
Metamorphosis of Clouds (2009)

Mandolin orchestral

Canto (1997)
Blue Cosmic Garden III

Choral music

"Saru" suit (1983)
The Sea (1999)
Kaita's Garance (2001)
Mawaru-Uta (2003)
Odeon (2004)
Kotoba-Asobi-Uta-Mata (2004)
Man'you-no-uta
Words Play Songs (2001)

Tape music

Reincarnation (1982)

External links

Official site

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