Takamasa Sakai
Born 1977 in Hokkaido, after graduating from Nakashibetsu High School, Sakai entered Shobi University and Shobi College of Music for composition. He worked under Tetsuya Omura after graduation. He studied competition under Isao Matsushita, Tetsuya Omura, and Yu Nobuhara. His composition "Ceremonial March" received the Grand Prix "Shitaya Award" from the Japan Band Association in 2000 and was also selected as a test piece for the Central Japan Band Competition in 2005 and 2006.
Concert Band
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Lights Up!Sakai, TakamasaBrilliant spotlights and full ensemble power create an exhilarating concert open...JPY 12,000
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Starry NightSakai, TakamasaBeautiful tone production and singing melodies are nurtured in this accessible w...JPY 8,000
Ensemble
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Symphony No. 25 in G minor K.183: I. Allegro con brio - Cla...Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus Sakai, TakamasaMozart's dramatic youthful symphony shines through crisp clarinet colors.JPY 4,200 -
Hymn and Triumphal March from Aida - Brass Septet/SextetVerdi, Giuseppe Sakai, TakamasaVerdi's triumphant opera march shines in a brilliant brass setting.JPY 3,500
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Dynamic Synchronization - Percussion TrioSakai, TakamasaSynchronized rhythms and tight snare lines deliver a dynamic performance.JPY 3,600 -
Caprice - Woodwind TrioSakai, TakamasaCapricious clarinet melodies develop common motifs through shifting sound densit...JPY 3,900Flexible
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Kiki's Delivery Service Selections- Flexible Band 5-7 ...Hisaishi, Joe Sakai, TakamasaDelightful flexible arrangement of six classic pieces from Kiki's Delivery Servi...JPY 9,000 -
Balmy Breeze - Flexible Low Wind QuartetSakai, TakamasaWarm, rich piece depicting a clear summer breeze for mid-to-low wind instruments...JPY 5,000
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