Masters Of The Flute CD United Kingdom

Masters Of The Flute Music

List Price	$26.99 (You save $2.04)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, International CDs, Easy Listening, Instrumental, Oldies Collections
Label	Arc Music
Orig Year	2002
CD Universe Part number	3026307
Catalog number	731727
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 09, 2007
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	United Kingdom

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MUSICIANSHisayo Foster (Vocalist)Reggie Workman (Bass)Charlie Persip (Drums)Jared Kashkin (Piano)Jonathan Powell (Trumpet)Producer: Hisayo FosterCo-Producer: Jonathan SondowMusical Director: Reggie WorkmanDesigner: Cindy RodriguezFine Artists: Hisayo Foster and James SondowEngineers: Scott Young and Anthony RuotoloRecorded at Leon Lee Dorsey Studios in NYCRecording Dates: November 18-19, 2005I am a jazz standards vocalist, born and raised on a flower farm in Niigata, northern Japan. In Tokyo I studied with the "mother" of Japanese jazz vocalists, Sanae Mizushima. I traveled to San Francisco to sing in night clubs and to study with bassist Vernon Alley. I recorded a track on guitarist Gregory James' first album "Alicia." (On his 1994 album "Amanda," he dedicated one song to me, entitled "Hisayo.") Back in Tokyo, I sang at jazz clubs like the famous Someday, as well as at hotels and concert halls, including Sogetsu Hall and Yakuruto Hall. I also taught voice at the Muse Music Institute and the Mate Music School. In New York in 1992, using my maiden name Hisayo Tominaga, I recorded my first independent CD "Now and Yesterdays." It was nominated for the Japan Jazz Vocalist Prize of 1993 by the Tokyo jazz magazine "Swing Journal." I recorded the demo CD "Blues Blue" in 1995 in New York. The following year I moved there from Tokyo to marry jazz pianist Herman Foster, who is one of my accompanists on this CD.

In 1996 I recorded the demo tape "Fascinating Lullaby." One of my original songs from it, "Free as the Wind," was chosen as the closing theme for a video cassette and DVD called "Oigawa Tetsudo 1999" ("Oigawa Railroad 1999"), released by Pony Canyon Inc.

, Japan.

I toured Japan in the spring of 2001, singing at clubs in Tokyo, Nagoya, Niigata, Saitama, and Mito. While in Niigata, I recorded two songs on a CD produced by composer and guitarist Kyomaro Ishiyama, and dedicated to the memory of Herman Foster.

In addition to being a vocalist, I am also a watercolor artist specializing in paintings of flowers and abstract designs. To view a selection, please click on "Hisayo Foster website." You will find links to my watercolors and to a free download of an original song by Katsuyuki Itakura that I recorded in New York in 2000.

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