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Inoue Satoko

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–The river flows ceaselessly, yet its waters are never the same–Morton Feldman (192687), a leading figure in the American experimental music scene who formed close ties with New York avant-garde artists such as Cage, Pollock, and Rothko and exerted a profound influence on art in the latter half of the 20th century, composed this legendary piano piece two years before his deathnow available in a long-awaited Japanese release. Spread out within an eternal expanse of time devoid of defined boundaries, these infinitesimally small repetitions undergo constant, subtle shifts, eventually transforming the very nature of human auditory perception. What will you hear in these 76 minutes of meticulously woven, incomparably beautiful tranquility?Satoko Inoue (Pianist)Graduated from the Graduate School of Composition at Tokyo Gakugei University. After performing as a member of the Musica Practica Ensemble