Hikari Kiyama

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

To comply with Wikipedia's quality standards, this article may need to be rewritten.
Please help improve this article. The discussion page may contain suggestions.

Hikari Kiyama (木山光 , きやまひかり, Hikari Kiyama^? born 14 October 1983 , Konkō, Okayama) is a Japanese contemporary music composer.

[edit] Early life

He graduated from municipal "Joto High School" in the year 2002. And also graduated from Tokyo College of Music in 2006. Musicological study has been piled up further under "Sonorogacors of Dutch royal Hague Conselvatowarl" since then. The composers , Minoru Miki,Beat Fuller,Joji Yuasa , and Yoriaki Matsudaira have coached him.

[edit] Activities

In 2002 he won the Tong Piano Duet Composition Contest, and his work was performed for the first time out of Japan, in England.

It is selected to the 7th Tokyo international chamber music composition contest selecting and present sound sponsoring contrabass festival II public advertisement in the same year.

The second prize of Suita music contest composition section in 2003 and selected by the piano work public advertisement in Isao Harada mournful commemoration concert in 2004(The judge: Hiroaki Ooi).

It elects it to the actively composer at the first international Ensemble Modern academy in Japan. Source where work was done demonstration of opening to the public in Tokyo Metropolitan Art Space.

The chamber orchestra work was nominated in a young man composer object international contest within Gaudeamus musical the week, and it was performed with experiment ensemble LOOS of the Netherlands in September, 2006. This became a minimus nomination in fiscal year 2006. The performance and the publication of the work are scheduled from ArsPublica of Italy to this age by having acquired 1st place in the Associazione Musici Mojanesi sponsoring work public advertisement wooden pipe quartet section.

Category C - Woods Quartet: flute, oboe, clarinet and bassoon

1st Prize "Rhithm Reflection 2" Hikari Kiyama (1983 - Japan)