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Kozaburo Hirai

10 September 1910 – 30 November 2002 was a Japanese composer and professor of music. He was the father of pianist, composer and musicologist Takejiro Hirai and cellist Jyoichiro Hirai.

Kozaburo Hirai

平井康三郎

富樫康 · 『日本の作曲家』1956年4月25日 · Public domain

Name
Kozaburo Hirai
Born
10 September 1910
Birthplace
Kochi
Died
30 November 2002
Occupation
Composer
Nationality
Japan · Empire of Japan
Fields
classical
Education
Tokyo University of the Arts
Honours
Medal with Purple Ribbon
Languages
Japanese

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10 September 1910 – 30 November 2002 was a Japanese composer and professor of music. He was the father of pianist, composer and musicologist Takejiro Hirai and cellist Jyoichiro Hirai.

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