Psalm.95

For violin & piano. First printing. One movement work. Includes notes in Japanese. Score, 15 p. and part.

For cello & orchestra (piano reduction). Reduction by the composer. Reprint edition, with a cello part edited by Natalia Shakhovskaya. Three movements. Score, 54 p. and part.

In five movements. With program notes in English and Japanese. This work was requested by Dmitry Feygin. Premiered by Dmitry Feygin, Sakura Peatey Tashiro and Hyunah Park in Tokyo, May 2017. The movements

In one movement. With program and biographical notes in English and Japanese. Premiered in November 2017. The music was influenced by both the Genroku era of Japan, and rock music. Of advanced difficulty.

In one movement. With program and biographical notes in English and Japanese. Commissioned by Adrien La Marca. Premiered by Adrien La Marca and Takashi Yamamoto in Japan, March 2016. The music imagines

For violin solo. First printing. Commissioned by and dedicated to Ryosuke Suho. Premiered in Tokyo, May 2013. Includes a

For violin & piano reduction. In one movement. With a note in Japanese. One facsimile plate. Dedicated to Tsugio Tokunaga. This melodic piece dates from 1977. Score, 7 p. and part.

For string quartet. First printing. Duration: ca. 16' 30". Score, 32 p.

A collection of six pieces, 5 for solo cello and one for cello & piano.  Dedicated to Tsuyoshi Tsutsumi for his 70th birthday.  Includes: Congratulations for the 70th Birthday by Joji

A sonata in four movements. With program and biographical notes in English and Japanese. Commissioned by the Utsunomiya Music Art Foundation. Premiered by Susumu Miyake and Masanori Kato in April 2017. This

Contents: I. Capriccio -- II. Il sospiro -- III. Danza. With program and biographical notes in English and Japanese. Commissioned by Rieko Suzuki. Premiered by Rieko Suzuki and Masanori Kato in Japan,

In one movement. With program and biographical notes in English and Japanese. This work was originally composed for cello and orchestra. This reduction for cello and piano was premiered by Mari Endo and

For string quartet. Printed from manuscript. Three movement work. Program notes in English and Japanese. Commissioned by

For string quartet. Printed from manuscript. Premiered in Tokyo, October 2013 by Quattro Piaceri. Includes program notes

Contents: Lullaby of the Sky -- Lullaby of the Clouds -- Lullaby of the Wind -- Cantilena. With program and biographical notes in English and Japanese. The Lullabies and the Cantilena were composed eight