Kaori Muraji

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Kaori Muraji (村治佳織 Muraji Kaori, born 14 April 1978) is a Japanese classical
guitarist. She is the first Japanese artist to have signed an exclusive
international contract with Decca Music Group.
Discography

espressivo

Kaori Muraji, guitar

21 October 1993: Victor Entertainment

GREEN SLEEVES

Kaori Muraji, guitar

21 January 1995: Victor Entertainment

sinfonia

Kaori Muraji, guitar

24 July 1996: Victor Entertainment

Pastorale

Kaori Muraji, guitar

21 November 1997: Victor Entertainment

CAVATINA

Kaori Muraji, guitar

21 November 1998: Victor Entertainment

Concierto de Aranjuez

Kaori Muraji, guitar

Kazufumi Yamashita, conductor
New Japan Philharmonic
23 March 2000: Victor Entertainment

Resplandor De La Guitarra

Kaori Muraji, guitar

Orquesta de Cámara Joaquín Rodrigo
24 April 2002: Victor Entertainment

LA ESTELLA

Kaori Muraji, guitar

21 February 2004: Victor Entertainment

Transformations

Kaori Muraji, guitar

Dominic Miller, guitar
21 July 2004 (Japanese Release)
 March, 2005 (International Release): Decca Music Group

Spain

Kaori Muraji, guitar

21 October 2005: Victor Entertainment

lumières

Kaori Muraji, guitar

26 October 2005 (Japanese Release)
February, 2006 (International Release): Decca Music Group

Lyre & Sonnet/Into the Light

Kaori Muraji, guitar

The Sixteen, choir
Harry Christophers, conductor
25 October 2006 (Japanese Release)
Spring, 2007 (International Release): Decca Music Group

Amanda

Kaori Muraji, guitar

Michiru Oshima, conductor
ORCHESTRE DES VIRTUOSES DE PARIS
25 April 2007 (Japanese Release)

External links

Kaori Muraji Official Site :: Dulcinea :: (in Japanese)

Decca Music Group - Kaori Muraji (in English)

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1978 birthsLiving peopleMusicians from TokyoÉcole Normale de Musique de Paris

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