Yasuko Tasumi

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Yasuko Tasumi (田隅靖子) is Japanese female pianist,music teacher,professor of music education.

1 Birth and Growth
2 Keyboardist
3 Teacher
4 For the peaceful world
5 External links

[edit] Birth and Growth

Born in 1.May.1938, the Kobe city. At the age of 15, her piano training had begun. At the coaching of Motonari Iguti, Hutava Inoue, and Henriette Puig-Roget, her skill and study had advanced, especially in tonkunstler sense.

After the graduation (Ferris college,departure of Music), her piano-teaching life has been continued.

She was the professor of keyboard music in Kyoto City University of Arts until 2004. Now she lives her artist life in Kyoto City Office (traditional Japanese culture division)..

[edit] Keyboardist

Tasumi's keyboard play is so sophisticated, we recognize the French-players' school. She is good at French six modern composers.

With a restricted tonality and polite sense of playership, her artistry gained her a reputation, especially in Osaka, Kyoto, and Kobe.

[edit] Teacher

Her coaching is popular in her school. Kentaro Noda has been very influenced from his own school life.

[edit] For the peaceful world

Tasumi's peaceful mind and tender will be seen in her CD works. In World War II young Jewish composers had their miserable end in Auswitz.

She has the way of thinking Music for the peaceful world. So their keyboard works were introduced with her CD discography (Auswitz requiem) in Japan.