Plantar - Forest, Sea, Harmony

This work, which is the first mini-album under the name of his solo activity, plantar, is a return to the modern French music (Saint-Saëns, Fauré, Satie, Ravel, etc.) in the background of Nozomu Sato as a composer. A neo-classical chamber music piece that also has jazz and film score idioms, and is recommended for ears that have passed through New Age and ambient music. In the natural environment of Sado, surrounded by forests and the sea, "theology" and "geography" are the questions of eternity and existence that are repeated in daily life while living on an island, and the consideration of the new world to come. With titles such as "Study," "Mathematics," and "Ecology," it is performed in the form of six suites. As if invited by the composer's thoughts that dwell in the melody, the listeners who listen to the music will also travel through unseen landscapes again and again. The texture of the elaborate letterpress printing jacket is also