Arturo Meza | ja

1) Arturo were a late 90's indie band fronted by Finn Vine of White Rose Movement They released two mildly succesful singles ''Flow' & 'Former'. The latter welcomed considerable airplay on Steve Lamacq's BBC Radio 1 show 'The Evening Session' in 1999. 2) Arturo is a Punk Hardcore band from Turin, Italy. They formed in 1993 and have got a good success inside the Italian Hardcore Punk stream with 5 albums and many live performances all around italy and some border states. .

Arturo Toscanini (25th.March 1867-16th. January 1957) was an Italian conductor. One of the most acclaimed musicians of the late 19th. and 20th. centuries, he was renowned for brilliant intensity, his restless perfectionism, his phenomenal ear for orchestral detail and his photographic memory. He is especially regarded as an authoratitive interpreter of the works of Verdi, Beethoven, Brahms and Wagner. As music director of the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) Symphony Orchestra he became a household name through his radio and television broadcasts and many recordings of the operatic and symphonic repertoire. .

Arturo Meza is a mexican poet, musician and writer . Born in Tocumbo, Michoacan, Mexico; December 15th 1956. He's a well known composer, musician, multi instrumentalist, singer, poet and independent writer. Prolific artist, creator of a wide work in art and inventor of musical instruments (such as mezáfono, teclaedro, oglio and yeloguerlizet). He is very well known in the local mexican rock scene; as well as in the folk, social related music scene. The base of his musical work is folk music (as in folk-rock): songs with a severe instrumentation of voice, guitar and eventually harmonica. He has also embraced...

Kojiro Umezaki grew up in Tokyo, Japan where he began studying Western flute and the shakuhachi. His career encompasses both traditional and technology-based music and a range of electronic media. “My mother is from Denmark and my father is Japanese. My multinational background may be one of the reasons why I don’t limit myself to the traditional repertoire. In all my work, I try to put the shakuhachi in a more contemporary, musically diverse context. Hopefully this work can become part of the evolutionary process of the instrument.” Ko is Assistant Professor of Music at the University of California, Irvine...