An Shinohara

Ai Shinohara just released August 22nd with the latest work "To The End Of This World" which co-starred with the up-and-coming creators. A dream team by her and Will Lee and Steve Gadd returned to Blue Note Tokyo after a year and three months. For Sugawara, Will and Gadd have been super heroes since she opened her eyes on jazz and fusion when she was in elementary school. I was fascinated by their performance hundreds of times with records, CDs, videos, live, etc. I dreamed that I could play with them someday. That was the first time in February 2017. This live, in addition to the numbers from the commemorative album 'Somehow, Someday, Somewhere', is a stage more than the last time from the last time to the original written down and the cover song surprisingly surprised.

Hauser describes the project as “a collection of seminal 20th century works for oboe and piano, from an international assortment of composers that spans the globe.” The album features compositions by Pavel Haas, Henri Hauser, Ulysses Kay, Paul Ben-Haim, and Makota Shinohara. Jared Hauser maintains an international stature as a performer, teacher, and recording artist. Appointed to the faculty of the Blair School of Music in 2008, he also serves as principal oboe with the Nashville Opera and Music City Baroque.

Young boy Amon has mysterious powers. His dad is the cheif scientist for the Empire of the Golden Snake. He's invented weapons for this country in the past, but does not want his boy's powers to be used for destruction so he burns his research and tries to escape the country with his family. The mom and dad die in the escape and only Amon is left. He runs from the military, ends up on an island where he learns about the ancient people who could fly on the wind and talk to animals (as he can).