Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Dai Fujikura’s new work for shamisen, a three-stringed, fretless Japanese lute, premieres on Saturday. By Ryan Ebright In the late 1960s, not ...

Born in 1977 in Osaka, Japan, Dai Fujikura moved to the U.K. when he was fifteen years old. He was the youngest composer ever to win the Serocki International Composers Competition in 1998.

The excellent International Contemporary Ensemble plays a program of the equally exciting contemporary composer Dai Fujikura in its turn at the festival's late-night candlelight series.

This is how the world premiere of “A Dream of Armageddon,” an opera composed by Dai Fujikura, began on Nov. 15 at the New National Theater, Tokyo (NNTT), around the time the capital began ...

The accent the group planned to adopt for its Tuesday evening performance at Le Poisson Rouge was primarily Asian: the program was to have started and ended with works by Dai Fujikura, from Japan ...

Dai Fujikura is acclaimed worldwide and has been awarded many important prizes throughout his career including the Royal Philharmonic Society Award, Otaka Prize, Akutagawa Composition Award, WIRED ...

The pandemic. Dai Fujikura, a Japanese composer born in 1977, received this request in November 2020. The requester was the radio orchestra in Cologne. Fujikura gave them a piece called Entwine. What ...

Sara Mohr-Pietsch talks to composer Dai Fujikura in his studio, which he shares with the visual artist Tomoya Yamaguchi in a converted East London fire station. Show more Sara Mohr-Pietsch talks ...

París, 5 mar (EFE).París, 5 mar (EFE). — El compositor japonés Dai Fujikura celebra hoy en París el estreno absoluto de su primera ópera, la futurista “Solaris”, inspirada en la novela ...

Violists Anne Lanzilotti and John Stulz pair up for a survey of works for their instrument by Dai Fujikura, a young Japanese composer whose music has been championed by Pierre Boulez, the ...