Occupation(s) Singer Role Singer Instruments Vocals Height 1.43 m | Years active 1994–present Genres Classical music Name Yoshikazu Mera | |
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Born May 21, 1971 (age 52) Miyazaki, Japan ( 1971-05-21 ) Albums Nightingale: Japanese Art Songs Awards Japan Academy Award for Special Award from the Association Similar People Masaaki Suzuki, Peter Kooy, Gerd Turk, Tomotaka Okamoto, David Thomas | ||
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Yoshikazu Mera (米良 美一, Mera Yoshikazu), born May 21, 1971, in Miyazaki, Japan, is a Japanese countertenor. His range is three and a half octaves.
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Originally wanting to become a pop singer, Mera now primarily sings classical music from the West but also classical Japanese music. He appears frequently as a soloist with the Bach Collegium Japan, which under its conductor Masaaki Suzuki performs Baroque music. His 1998 recital disc "Nightingale" on Sweden's BIS Records was a major success in Japan.
It was revealed in a television documentary entitled "米良美一の實話" ("Yoshikazu Mela's true story") that he was born with congenital osteogenesis imperfecta.
Yoshikazu mera dvorak songs my mother taught me
Selected discography
References
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