Credits:

Shinichiro Nakano

Description:

Jean-Philippe Rameaus harpsichord works can be described as music woven from a magnificent balance of intellect and emotion. The world depicted through the virtuosity of the modern keyboardwith its sweet, elegant tones, expressions rich in wit and playfulness, and melodious, approachable melodiesis like a series of scenes from a theatrical score unfolding at a dizzying pace. Shinichiro Nakano, who has long been a leading figure in the harpsichord world, brings to life the chic of French Rococoa style deeply imbued with musical curiosity and social and cultural trendsfor the modern era.Born in Kyoto in 1964.Graduated from the Department of Performance (Early Music) at Toho Gakuen School of Music in 1986.In 1990, he won the Osaka Cultural Festival Gold Prize for his four-night solo recital series, A Journey Through European Harpsichord Music.In 1991, he performed in the Couperin Cycle at the