Classic Music
For me, the Sonatina in C major for piano has always been an exceptionally compelling musical form. Mozart’s K.545 established a prototype situated between simplicity, vitality, and spiritual radiance. From this prototype emerged highly stylized yet lucid and light works such as York Bowen’s Op. 144, Prokofiev’s Op. 103 (despite its title as a sonata), and Khachaturian’s work of the same name—each shimmering with distinct sources of inspiration...
Violin Sonata "淨身" , Op. 12 (2025)
From the Album "神の禊、自然の禊"
This work consists of two movements, performed attacca.
I. Sonata
II. Intermezzo, Fugue and Chorale...
From the Album "神の禊、自然の禊"
This sonata was originally composed in February 2026. The first version, completed in roughly three days, consisted of three movements and was structurally closer to a fantasy than to a sonata. In March of the same year, the work was revised and expanded into the present six-movement form. Only after the structure had been fully established was the title Pietà assigned.
This composition represents my first attempt to write music within the tradition of Western sacred expression. While traces of such an inclination had already appeared in my Op. 17, this work marks my first conscious effort to compose music directed toward the idea of the divine within the framework of a monotheistic imagination...
