Yuzuru

Poem is a duet that originally was written for collaboration with a Chinese flute
 Appears in the book of fue

Beginnings

Poeme Du Bambou

Gezan festival 

 Appears in the book of fue

08 - Gezan - V2 - 070715

Appears in the book of fue
this is the shakuhachi version

Umi No Koe

Sarabande adapted for shakuhachi and piano

18 - Sarabande - Edit1 - 140312 1

Shakuhachi and koto music
Marco Lienhard and Masayo Ishigure

02 Haru No Umi

This track is from the album Poeme Du Bambou and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/marcolienhard

Sagariha

This track is from the album Beginnings and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/taikoza

This track is from the album Music From H. Miyazaki's Anime, Part 2 (Music from Totoro, Kiki's delivery service, Howl's Moving Castle, NAusicaa, Ponyo) and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/ewsensemble2

Le Temps Des Cerises/the Time of the Cherries (Porco Rosso)

Piano and Shakuhachi
available on i tunesand cd baby .com from 
The traveler's song CD
composer Rando Fukuda

Tsubaki Saku Mura

Marco Lienhard was the lead performer of the legendary Ondekoza in Japan (1981-1998) performing on Taiko, Shakuhachi, Nohkan and Shinobue.  He mastered the Shakuhachi (5-holed bamboo flute) in Japan under Katsuya Yokoyama. Marco Lienhard is the founder and director of East Winds Ensemble and Taikoza both based in New York City. He has recorded many CDs including the critically acclaimed debut solo CD: Shakuhachi and the JPF award nominated CD, Taikoza: Beginnings. He has composed music for the release of a classic silent movie: The Wrath of the Gods. His compositions for the Shakuhachi, the Taiko, the Shinobue and the Koto have been performed internationally. Marco Lienhard can be heard on the soundtrack of the award Nintendo Wii game: Red Steel 1 & 2. Lienhard has performed worldwide including Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Madison Square Garden, Hammerstein Ballroom, Boston Symphony Hall, Tchaikovsky Hall, the House of Music in Moscow, Bolshoi Circus, Osaka Castle Hall, Hong Kong Cultural Center and Suntory Hall. He was the featured Shakuhachi player in the Temple of the Golden Pavilion with the NYC Opera. In 2015, he premiered a new composition with the Juilliard New Music Ensemble.  Marco Lienhard and Taikoza are very active in the arts in Education programs. He was the recipient of many grants: the Rockefeller Foundation, NEA, Japan Foundation, and Puffin Foundation. He has toured internationally with Japan’s Monbusho (Japanese Ministry of Culture) and toured Brazil with the Japan Foundation. 
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