





The MIYUMI Project: Jia Ling’s Journey 家玲的旅途 Conceived, composed and arrangements by Tatsu Aoki – shamisen, bass and Beautifully performed and digest by Edward Wilkerson Jr. – wood winds Rami… Read More »JIA-LING’S JOURNEY 家玲的旅途 – CD Release
The MIYUMI Project: Jia Ling’s Journey 家玲的旅途 Conceived, composed and arrangements by Tatsu Aoki – shamisen, bass and Beautifully performed and digest by Edward Wilkerson Jr. – wood winds Rami… Read More »JIA-LING’S JOURNEY 家玲的旅途 – CD Release
7-Track Album arrives on 1473 November 5, with 100% of proceeds going towards supporting Asian Improv aRts Midwest (AIRMW) “The inception of this project began when Tatsu sent me some… Read More »TATSU AOKI X JIENAN YUAN – KYOMEI
7-Track Album arrives on 1473 November 5, with 100% of proceeds going towards supporting Asian Improv aRts Midwest (AIRMW) “The inception of this project began when Tatsu sent me some… Read More »TATSU AOKI X JIENAN YUAN – KYOMEI

Tatsu Aoki is a leading advocate for the Asian American community,
as well as a prolific composer, a performer of traditional and experimental music forms,a filmmaker, and an educator.
Tatsu Aoki is a leading advocate for the Asian American community,
as well as a prolific composer, a performer of traditional and experimental music forms, a filmmaker, and an educator.
Tatsu Aoki is a leading advocate for the Asian American community, as well as a prolific composer, a performer of traditional and experimental music forms, a filmmaker,
and an educator.
“Aoki (…) has not been alone in championing the exotic interweaving of Asian music and American jazz. But thanks to a relentless work ethic and a visionary’s approach to the art of improvisation, he surely has been the most influential.”
– Howard Reich, Chicago Tribune
“Aoki (…) has not been alone in championing the exotic interweaving of Asian music and American jazz. But thanks to a relentless work ethic and a visionary’s approach to the art of improvisation, he surely has been the most influential.”
– Howard Reich, Chicago Tribune
“Aoki (…) has not been alone in championing the exotic interweaving of Asian music and American jazz. But thanks to a relentless work ethic and a visionary’s approach to the art of improvisation, he surely has been the most influential.”
– Howard Reich, Chicago Tribune