Chitose Okashiro

Chitose Okashiro is a Japanese pianist known for her interpretations of classical music and her work with film scores. Her recent releases showcase her versatility and technical skill, with albums dedicated to the piano works of Ryuichi Sakamoto, as well as transcriptions of symphonies by famous composers like Tchaikovsky and Wagner. She has also released recordings of pieces by Romantic-era composers like Schumann and Scriabin, demonstrating her ability to bring depth and nuance to complex and expressive music.

Okashiro's discography suggests a particular affinity for the works of Alexander Scriabin, with multiple albums featuring his etudes and sonatas. She has also explored the music of other composers, including Debussy, and has included pieces by Japanese composers, like Ichizo Okashiro, in her recordings. While the details of her personal life and background may not be widely known, her music speaks to a thoughtful and accomplished artist with a passion for sharing beautiful and meaningful sounds with her audience.

Genres

Japanese Classical

Latest Release

Ryuichi Sakamoto Film Music

Chitose Okashiro

Album - 16 Tracks - Released January 1, 2001