Book (Practical) Music Wakare no Samba Kiyoshi Hasegawa Uta to Seimei / Ryusuke Kawai

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Music
[Introduction to the contents]
A journey called life told by songs and guitars.
The 55 years have passed since the pursuit of original music without being swayed by the trend.
The Kiyoshi Hasegawa who just liked singing.
1 The boy decided to live with music
2 Appeared in "The Farewell Samba"
3 The 1969? 70 year period
4 "Black Boat Song", "Gray Eyes" and "Samba Session"
5 What is it because he's blind?
6 Abandoned everything and went north
7 Revived with the production of Maki Asakawa
8 『 アコンテッシ 』 Masterpiece Was Born
10 Moved to Kyoto after the Great Earthquake
11 Accepted the decline and continued singing
12 Not able to speak,
In exchange for the postscript - I want you to know Kiyoshi Hasegawa. Ryusuke Kawai
● Kiyoshi Hasegawa Biography, Discography
Author's brief history
Born in Tokyo, 1949.
Blind at the age of two and a half years old.
Blind at the age of six years old. Guitar at the age of six years old. Fourth place at the Chanson Competition at the age of 18 years old. He played and talked at restaurants in Tokyo including Ginpari.
Debut with "The Farewell Samba" made by himself in 1969. He continued his activities in a unique style with hits such as "Gray Eyes" and "Black Boat Song" by duet with Kato Tokiko. In 2012, he appeared on NHK's adult music program "SONGS" and received popularity from young people for his guitar technique and singing ability.
Based in Kyoto.