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Haruyuki Suzuki

Haruyuki Suzuki is a composer born in Tokyo in 1962. With Hiroyuki Yamamoto and Yoshifumi Tanaka he co-founded Tempus Novum, a group of young composers. In 1995 he received the Irino Prize for A Double Tour, and his score for Nobuhiro Suwa's film M/Other won a Mainichi Film Concours award. He has also accompanied silent films live. His electronic pieces, some made with CD-J players, owe much to Luc Ferrari; Edition Omega Point collected Concret II, the Go and Back cycle and later works on Electronic Works Vol. 1.

Haruyuki Suzuki is a composer born in Tokyo in 1962. With Hiroyuki Yamamoto and Yoshifumi Tanaka he co-founded Tempus Novum, a group of young composers. In 1995 he received the Irino Prize for A Double Tour, and his score for Nobuhiro Suwa's film M/Other won a Mainichi Film Concours award. He has also accompanied silent films live. His electronic pieces, some made with CD-J players, owe much to Luc Ferrari; Edition Omega Point collected Concret II, the Go and Back cycle and later works on Electronic Works Vol. 1.

Electronic Works 2 (Special Edition)
Special edition is added a CDR. It consists of all tracks of “Electronic Works 1”, released in 2008 and out of print, and unreleased a piece Telescopic for ondes martenot as bonus track. limited to 80 copies.
Electronic Works 2
"I’m going to talk about the works in this CD. It includes CIRCUIT I and CIRCUIT III, they belong to the CIRCUIT series”. CIRCUIT II was included in my "Electronic Works vol.1. I’m going to explain for those people who don’t know the "Works vol.1”. I…
Electronic Works Vol. 1
This is the second release in Edition Omega Point's Experimental Music of Japan series, featuring the work of Tokyo composer Haruyuki Suzuki (b. 1962). This CD includes four of Suzuki's electronic works -- the oldest piece, "Concret II," was compose…
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