Joe Hisaishi - One Summer's Day - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

Jo Hisisi (Jap. 久石 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 譲 on December 6, 1950, Nagano, one of the most famous Japanese composers. The real name is Mamor Fujisava (Japan. 藤澤 守). “Hisaishi Joe” is a pseudonym that phonetically imitating the name of the American composer Cuinsi Jones.

Khisaisi began to make music from the age of five, taking the lessons of the game on the violin. Hisisisi became interested in musical minimalism, which determined the characteristic sound of his music during his studies at a music college, where he entered in 1969 to undergo training in his specialty composer. He released his first album, Information in 1982. In 1983, Hisaisi was recommended by Hayao Miyazaki to write an accompanying album to the manga "Noncisky from the Valley of the Winds." Miyadzaki liked the work of a young musician so much that he suggested that he write music for the film "Noncisher from the Valley of the Winds." Work on Nasikai glorified Hisisisi. In gratitude, he worked on all subsequent Miyazaki films.

Khisaisi a record number of times (four) received a reward of the Japanese film academy in the nomination "Best Music for the Film". Three of them are awards for music for the films of Takesi Kitano (Sonatina (1993), “The guys are returning” (1996), “Fireworks” (1997). He also wrote for Kitano the soundtracks of the films by the sea (1992), “Kikujiro” (1999), “Brother of the Yakuza” (2001), “Dolls” (2002) and “Yamato” (2005).

In addition to creating music for full -length feature and animated films, Khisaisi works a lot for television and participates in creating advertising. He also created the musical design of the 1998 Paralympic Games in Nagano.

A brilliant pianist and keyboard player, Khisaisi released more than 15 solo albums. He repeatedly performed and recorded along with the London Philharmonic and Czech Philharmonic Orchestras. Khisaisi associate especially close relations with the new Japanese Philharmonic Orchestra: in 2004, he headed the so -called world dream orchestra (English World Dream Orchestra) - the formation of a new Japanese Philharmonic Orchestra, designed for the classical and modern music concerts in the summer months .