Release Date: 2026/09/01
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The bellows of the accordion create a rich resonance, making it feel as though the instrument itself is breathing. Embracing the grace and nostalgic romanticism of a classical waltz, Waltz for a Summer Breath captures a fleeting yet cherished moment on a summer afternoon-ordinary, yet profoundly beautiful.
The piece is subtly inspired by traditional Japanese aesthetics: the clear, momentary chime of a wind bell (furin) and the serene, historic air of Kyoto. Rather than chasing dramatic climaxes, this music flows with the pleasant lingering coolness of a passing breeze and the quiet, natural rubato of time.
Through its simple, lyrical melody, the piece invites the performer to discover a personal, quiet warmth within the notes.
Ayami started composing at the age of three while studying piano and music composition, theory and harmony at the age of seven. Since then, she has grown up with music and grown up alongside it. In 2000, while studying pipe organ at university, she began her musical career composing and performing. She has expanded her field of activities to include installations in galleries, as well as event planning and performances, mainly at cafes in Tokyo. Currently based in Hiroshima, she is invited to perform at music events, performing with her unique performances on keyboard instruments such as the accordion, as well as performances using a variety of instruments and a sampler with original sound sources.
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