Yoshihiro Hanno
Sound
Osaka, Japan
38 credits
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Born in Osaka 22nd January 1968, Yoshihiro Hanno (半野喜弘) is an internationally renowned musician/composer whose field of work has been expanding from movie soundtracks to orchestral pieces, as well as electronics music. In 1997 he was highly acclaimed for his electronic music releases in Europe, which led him to move to his homebase to Paris since 2000.
His creation style, which is boundary-free for any genre has made him unique in the music scene. With his score for Hou Hsaio-Hsien film Flowers of Shanghai, which was highly praised as “discovery of a new talent of movie soundtracks”. HANNO has collaborated with leading Asian directors such as Jia Zhang-ke, Yu Lik Wai etc. He was nominated as best composer in Asian Film Award 2009. Also He composed his first orchestra piece called [WAKE] (2007) committed by 32. Winterthur Musikfestwochen in Switzerland. His subtle yet rich elegant music has gained a strong fan base and is constantly evolving. As HANNO says, “My music is a universal hymn to the primitive pain and pleasure of being human”, his sounds keep giving the audience sensational emotions.
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Filmography
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37 credits
Call Boy
The Samurai and the Prisoner
Millennium Mambo
Why Try to Change Me Now
Flowers of Shanghai
Appleseed: Ex Machina
The Cornered Mouse Dreams of Cheese
Winter Boy
Mountains May Depart
Locust
Longing for the Rain
Dragonfly Eyes
Platform
Hanalei Bay
Pink and Gray
voisin
Revolver Lily
Plastic City
Hunt Down
Satoshi: A Move for Tomorrow
24 City
My Friend "A"
Beautiful Crazy
Paradise Next
MAYDAY
Acacia
All Tomorrow's Parties
Blowfish
Spring Tide
Pigeon Tango
Lightning Over the Beyond
Jour de reve
Play at dusk
A Woman Wavering in the Rain
Ugly
Chinese Vegetables
Vibration: THE YELLOW MONKEY
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