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Mutsuhito Ogino

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Ogino: Concerto for Percussion | Ždanovič · Bushkov · Belarusian State Chamber Orchestra

Ogino: Concerto for Percussion | Ždanovič · Bushkov · Belarusian State Chamber Orchestra

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Percussion Concerto (Mutsuhito OGINO)

Percussion Concerto (Mutsuhito OGINO)

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【Mutsuhito Ogino】 Marimba Concerto performed by John Astaire

【Mutsuhito Ogino】 Marimba Concerto performed by John Astaire

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【Mutsuhito Ogino】 Concerto for Percussion performed by John Astaire

【Mutsuhito Ogino】 Concerto for Percussion performed by John Astaire

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Major scores and parts available via On-Demand Request Form

  • Never Let You Be Left for oboe, violin and piano (2024) -$20 for score and parts in PDF

       Duration: c. 3 minutes

  • Song for choir SAATTBB (2024) - $20 for PDF

       Text: "Song" by Edna St. Vincent Millay

       Duration: c. 3 minutes

  • Montana de Oro for solo marimda (2014) - $20 for PDF

       Duration: c. 15 minutes

  • Harp Suite for solo harp (2011) - $20 for PDF

       Duration: c. 15 minutes

  • Song of the Sea for bass clarinet and piano (2008) - $20 for score and parts PDF

       Duration: c. 6 minutes

  • Night Flight for percussion ensemble (2007) - $40 for score and parts in PDF

       (P1: Xylophone, Bells and Crotales, P2: Vibraphone, P3: Marimba, P4: Bass Drum)

       Duration: c. 8 minutes

For any minor pieces, please check availabilities via request form.

Biography

Mutsuhito Ogino studied composition with Sven-David Sandström and pipe organ performance with Larry Smith at Indiana University, Bloomington. Upon graduation, he fulfilled his desire to establish himself simply as “just one musician” in his hometown of Osaka, Japan. Free of the limitations of artistic labels, he explored diverse musical projects. He created the score for a documentary drama, “Moonrise Over Manzanar”(2009). In central Osaka, he volunteers playing violin in a rose garden. He returned to the reed organ for a series of performance called SOUND GATE, held in a 100-year-old traditional Japanese building. The audiences for these events range from infants to seniors, and they create a space where they can practice meditation and needlepoint. Among his recent compositions is "Soundtraveler” for Wind Ensemble.

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