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Hiroshi Fukutomi

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Guitarist and composer Hiroshi Fukutomi was born in Osaka (Japan). He started playing the guitar at the age of 14. After graduating from high school, he entered Koyo Conservatory in Kobe, where he began to study jazz and classical guitar. In 2003, he received a scholarship from Berklee College of Music (Boston), and subsequently entered the school in the fall of 2004. At Berklee, Hiroshi studied under the tuition of Jon Damian, Bret Willmott, Bruce Saunders, Hal Crook, Joe Lovano, George Garzone, Dave Santoro and many other teachers. In 2006, he was awarded the Guitar Department Achievement Award

Album

At Home

By Hiroshi Fukutomi

Label: Mof Records
Released: 2020
Track listing: Leaving Home, Summer Camp, チルサクラサク, Flower has withered, 雨に唄えば, Night Has Come, Hometown, I will Find You, Loop End, the door on the 6th floor

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Article: Album Review

Hiroshi Fukutomi: Memory Stones

Read "Memory Stones" reviewed by Ian Patterson

by Ian Patterson

Osaka-born, Berklee-trained and currently plying his craft in Tokyo, guitarist Hiroshi Fukutomi's second release as leader following Rings of Saturn (D-Musica, 2010) is a satisfyingly melodic affair. These ten originals reveal Fukutomi's ability to pen a good tune, as well as his dexterity on both electric and acoustic guitars. Pianist/Rhodes player Koichi Sato, bassist Koji Yasuda ...

Album

Memory Stones

By Hiroshi Fukutomi

Label: Mof Records
Released: 2014
Track listing: Kumo no Saki (Destination of the clouds); Minor King; Automata; Saigo no Yuki (The Last Snow); Hoshi no Sumika (Habitat of Stars); It’s Been a Long Night; Ame ni Utaeba (Singing in the Rain); Memory Stones; Mawaru Sekai (Go around the World); Trees & Branches.

Album

Rings of Saturn

By Hiroshi Fukutomi

Label: D-Musica
Released: 2010


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