plantar Sado, Japan
"plantar", a solo project by composer Nozomu Sato, is an activity that blurs the boundaries between humans and animals and plants based on harmony with nature. Composed of polyphonic harmony and mathematical order cultivated in the choir from an early age, his music is reminiscent of the geometry of nature, such as the veins and wings of a cicada. These music originates from Sado Island (Japan). ... more
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