Ryo Fukui Scenery 1976 Vinyl LP Japan Jazz piano
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Jan 26, 2023 Sold Date
Mar 26, 2022 Start Date
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Ryo Fukui - Scenery
Ryo Fukui, a famous pianist born in Hokkaido. Its fresh and delicate play attracted many listeners, and its first album "Scenery" became highly regarded worldwide.
Fukui, who started playing the piano at the age of 22, recorded this work when he was 28. The single-minded performance of a young person comfortably shakes the listener's emotions.
"It Could Happen To You" swings loosely like a stride, "Early Summer" is refreshing and joyful, and "Scenery" is like a late autumn night.
The "Hokkaido-like feeling" that combines the size and subtleties of the scale, which blends in with the qualities of Fukui, is comfortable. Moe green, dazzling clear stream, clear sky, snow falling without sound ...
Here, the beautiful scenery = scenery spun by Ryo Fukui is alive forever.
Format: LP Record
Label: Solid Catalog Number: SOLID-1023 Release Year: 2021
Number of Discs: 1 Length:

Track Lists: [Side A]
1.It Could Happen To You
2.I Want To Talk About You
3.Early Summer
[Side B]
1.Willow Weep For Me
2.Autumn Leaves
3.Scenery
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・Standard:Small Packet(Japan Post)/ Shipping Duration・・・1 week - 2 weeks
・Expedited:FedEx, EMS(Japan Post)/ Shipping Duration・・・3 days - 7 days / With tracking number and insurance
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