Nagako Konishi
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Nagako Konishi is a Japanese
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 composer. She was born in Agematsu, Nagano, and graduated from Tokyo
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 National University of Fine Arts and Music in 1971. She continued her education at the University of California
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 at Berkeley
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and served as head of the Japan Federation of Women Composers. She won 1st Prize for Composition in the All-Japan Chorus League, 1971.

Works

Selected works include:
  • The Memory from the Wind for 2 Recorders (1990)
  • For the sea border for solo piano
  • Unasaka e for solo piano
  • Indigo Sky for organ
  • Misty poem for alto flute and harp
  • Away the White (1990)
  • Edge of Sea (2004)
  • Lamentation for clarinet, piano
  • Poetry of Autumn
  • Ballade “Love of Melfa”
  • Robin Hood Fantasy two pianos
  • Icicles
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