Yasuhiro Morinaga

Yasuhiro Morinaga
Native name 森永 泰弘
Born August 1, 1980
Occupation(s) Sound designer, composer of Musique concrète
Years active 2007-present
Website Official website

Yasuhiro Morinaga (森永 泰弘 Morinaga Yasuhiro, born August 1, 1980 in Tokyo) is a Japanese sound designer, music director, sound archivist, and the composer of Musique concrète. He is known as a sound designer for Asian Independent Cinema. Morinaga is also a field recording artist specialized in outland ethnic music, oral communication, wildlife and bioacoustics.[1]

Biography

Morinaga studied at the Victorian College of Arts (University of Melbourne) where he studied Sound Design, specialized in sound and music for contemporary dance and film. After graduating, Morinaga entered the Graduate School of Film and New Media at Tokyo University of the Arts. He was engaged in practicing audiovisual relationship as his research.

While Morinaga was a graduate student at Tokyo University of the Arts, he was selected for Asian Film Academy 2006, practice based film-making workshop, organized by Pusan International Film Festival and the following year, 2007, he was selected for Berlinale Talent Campus (organized by Berlin International Film Festival).[2]

Morinaga received a sponsorship from the Ministry of Cultural Affairs Japan to direct the International Symposium for sound and recording, Sound Continuum in 2009.[3] In 2010, Morinaga received an API research fund, Asian Public Intellectual Research driven by Nippon Foundation and Kyoto University, conducting field recording in Malaysia.[4]

Discography

Solo and collaborative albums

Archival albums

Selected filmography

Music director and sound designer

Selected performing Arts and installation

Music composer and sound designer

Selected field recordings

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