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Kyoko Kitamura : ウィキペディア英語版 | Kyoko Kitamura Kyoko Kitamura is a vocal improviser and composer residing in New York City. ==Background== Kitamura was born in New York City and raised partially in Tokyo. She studied piano at the Juilliard School of Music pre-college division but later chose to become a TV reporter with Fuji Television, a national network in Japan and was based in Paris for many years as their French news correspondent. After quitting her job, she moved back to NYC in 1997, worked as a freelance magazine writer for a few years before getting back into music after a hiatus of close to 15 years. Unusual for a vocalist, she honed craft as a sideperson-vocalist with NYC musicians such as bassist Reggie Workman, saxophonist Steve Coleman, cornet player Taylor Ho Bynum, among others. She currently works with saxophonist and composer Anthony Braxton as one of his vocalists and as the director of communication for his organization, the (Tri-Centric Foundation ). Mostly recently, she appears on three Anthony Braxton albums: 12 Duets (DCWM) 2012, Trillium E (Braxton’s first-ever studio-recorded opera) and his Syntactical Ghost Trance Choir (all from (New Braxton House Records )).
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