Satoshi Yagisawa

is a Japanese composer. He graduated from the Musashino Academy of Music. He also finished a master’s courses and graduated with the master of music. He then worked for two years in music research. His work is varied and includes orchestral music, chamber music, choral music and music for traditional Japanese instruments. His compositions for winds, whose titles are self-descriptive, are kept in a dramatic musical language. Furthermore, he acts as a judge in competitions, as guest conductor with many orchestras and as the author of articles in professional journals (“The Flute”, “The Clarinet”, “The Sax”). He arranged in 2003 the theme of music (Music for planting and sowing by the Emperor and Empress of Japan) for the 54th National Arbor Day in Chiba Prefecture. Works Works for wind * 1995 Celebres Overture * 1996 Dimelentas * 2000 Dimelentas II * 2001 March-Bou-Shu * 2001 The Lyric for Wind Orchestra “Appeals of autumnel winds” * 2002 Prelude * 2002 “Soaring over the Ridges” – the Impression of the North Alps * 2003 Flamboyant – Red Flames on the ground * 2003 A Tone poem for Wind Orchestra “And then the Ocean Glows” * 2003 Lemuria – The Lost Continent *# The Paradise of Greenery