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JACK2011(Short Ver.)

Zangetsu(Short Ver.)

Hanabi(Short Ver.)

The Blue Danube(Short Ver.)

METROPOLIS(Short Ver.)

Ludwig Van Beethoven   Symphony Nr. 9 'Choral' Op. 95 - 4th Movement(Short Ver.)

Ludwig Van Beethoven   Symphony Nr. 9 'Choral' Op. 125 - 4th Movement(Short Ver.)

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In April 2005 HAYATO (Piano) and HIRO (Cajon) got together 
to form the instrumental unit →Pia-no-jaC←

In spite of being a simple formation, thanks to the energetic piano and the very unique performance of the cajon, Pia-no-jaC has an overwhelming power and thrill which captivate the public at every and each performance.

Their music is neither classical nor jazz, as it can be defined “hybrid instrumental”.

In September 2008, they released the 1st Album [First Contact] and in five years they released 10 original albums, one best of and one single.

Thanks to their original sound they got the attention of big artists and companies that led to collaboration albums with Disney, Square Enix, Sakamoto Ryuichi and Joe Hisaishi, participation in the tribute album for the 10th anniversary of PE’Z, the 100th anniversary of Chopin and many others.

In July 2012 they announced the collaboration with the famous violinist Taro Hakase for the album “BATTLE NOTES”, which won the “27th Japanese Gold Disk Prize 2013 CLASSIC ALBUM OF THE YEAR”.

Their last studio effort EAT A CLASSIC 5 has been released in November 2014, it proposes again big classical pieces revisited in Jazz, Funk and Rock.

Pia-no-jaC Official

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