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Playing the Piano by Released 23 September 2009 (Japan) 28 September 2010 (North America) KAB America Inc (Japan), (North America) Ryuichi Sakamoto chronology Out of Noise (2009) Out of Noise2009 Playing the Piano (2009) (2011) 2011 Playing the Piano is a concept album by which was first released in Japan in 2009. The album is completely instrumental and features Sakamoto covering his earlier work, such as the soundtracks to and, and also pop songs such as 'Thousand Knives,' by rearranging them to be played on a single piano. Ben Sims Fabric 73 Rarest. Sakamoto himself refers to the album as a 'Self covers' album.

In North America it was released as a deluxe double album along with the experimental album on 28 September 2010. Sakamoto promoted the album in North America with an 11-date tour in October and November 2010. Contents • • • • Reception [ ] Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating 4.5/5 reviewer Thom Jurek states 'For the most part, it is a spare and lovely beauty of an album, with few surprises save for the elegance that Sakamoto performs these indelible pieces with'. John Garrett noted 'An important selling point for Playing the Piano is how Ryuichi Sakamoto takes the opportunity to 'cover himself', so to speak.

His soundtrack work is up for grabs as well as a fantastic pre- composition called 'Thousand Knives'. The advantage of this is that Sakamoto boils these pieces down to their skeletal form, presenting them to the listener in a way that's probably close to how he was writing them all these years ago'.