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Mizuno Tsukaya

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It is like a variation that goes on forever beyond the century. Mizumashi Tsukatani performs on the famous Dutch instruments in her most ambitious work, "Nunkomu, Centuries Variations"! Mizumashi Tsukatani, organist of "Nun komm, der Heiden" (Come, O Savior of the Heathens), an album of 22 works by 16 composers, presents this album during the season of Advent (Advent), which begins about 4 weeks before Christmas. The album features 22 works by 16 composers based on the chorale "Nun komm, der Heiland", played on two organs, the Müller organ at the Baffo Church in Haarlem and the Hagarbeer organ at the Hogranz Church in Leiden. The history of this chant is depicted with beautiful organ sounds. The history of this chant, which has been loved from the 4th century by Ambrosius to the 20th century, is depicted with the beautiful sounds of the organ. ＜After graduating from the Department of Music at Tokyo University of the Arts, Mizunako Tsukatani (organ) moved to the Netherlands. She studied pipe organ, composition, and improvisation under Jos van der Kooij, harpsichord under Robert Coenen, and piano and chamber music under Wim Rässink. He graduated at the top of his class from the Amsterdam Conservatory and the Royal Conservatory of Den Haag with a master's degree.For 17 years, he has performed at the Royal Concertgebouw, the Netherlands National Opera, and many other European venues, and has given many world premieres of commissioned works. His repertoire ranges from ancient to contemporary music. King International