Sakamoto on Guitar Jonathan Bockelmann

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Album-Release:
2023

HRA-Release:
14.07.2023

Label: Squama

Genre: Classical

Subgenre: Classical Guitar

Artist: Jonathan Bockelmann

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Ryuichi Sakamoto (1952 - 2023): Aoneko No Torso:
1 Sakamoto: Aoneko No Torso 02:19
Bibo No Aozora:
2 Sakamoto: Bibo No Aozora 03:20
Opus:
3 Sakamoto: Opus 05:21
A Flower Is Not a Flower:
4 Sakamoto: A Flower Is Not a Flower 03:13
Total Runtime 14:13

Info for Sakamoto on Guitar

After his much-lauded debut ‘Childish Mind’, classical guitarist Jonathan Bockelmann pays tribute to Ryuichi Sakamoto with a series of innovative arrangements of pieces by the Japanese composer.

Jonathan Bockelmann, Classical guitar

Childish Mind

Jonathan Bockelmann

Sakamoto on Guitar

Jonathan Bockelmann

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