Midori Hirano

Midori Hirano is a Japanese musician, composer, and sound artist originally from Kyoto, now based in Berlin. She studied classical piano from childhood and later at university. Her work blends acoustic and electronic elements, utilizing piano and field recordings to create intricate soundscapes. Notable albums include "Minor Planet" (2016), "Invisible Island" (2020), "Mirrors in Mirrors" (2019), and "Soniscope" (2021). Hirano has collaborated with artists such as Atsuko Hatano, CoH, and Brueder Selke. Additionally, she composes music for films, dance, and video installations.