【Description】

A collection of matching songs from the new album released on February 18, 2015. 12 things that Yukie Nishimura cherishes.

Encounters, conflicts, hopes... Recalling slowly the things carved in the passing time, and the sounds that were born...

This book is a collection of essays written by the present Yukie Nishimura, including her new song "Watashi" and re-recordings of "Sora e" (To the Sky), "Tomadou" (Struggle), "Kibou no Michi" (The Way of Hope), "Suisaki" (On the Surface of the Water), "Kadoya o Akeno yo" (Let's Open the Door), and other 12 stories as she feels them.

You will have a peaceful time while playing the piano.

Included songs [Total of 12 songs are included].

[1] News of July 1 / Yukie Nishimura

[2] Journey / Yukie Nishimura

[3] Our Lady of Sorrows / Yukie Nishimura

[4] My Cousin / Yukie Nishimura

[5] Let's open the door / Yukie Nishimura

[6] Ginger / Yukie Nishimura

[7] The Way of Hope / Yukie Nishimura

[8] When the heart is full / Yukie Nishimura

[9] Water surface / Yukie Nishimura

[10] To the sky / Yukie Nishimura

[11] Encounter / Yukie Nishimura

[12] I / Yukie Nishimura

Instrumentation: Piano solo

Grade: Intermediate/advanced

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