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Video​

Orokumusume by Kunihiko Hashimoto

John Cage: Concert for Piano and Orchestra with Aria 

Kindertotenlieder by Tianfang JIA
For female voice and baritone saxophone

Toru Takemitsu Song Medley
arr. by Saki Masui
Xiaofeng Jiang ...as I drift off to a lucid dream...(2023)

Recordings

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Arnold Schoenberg Three songs op. 48. Sommermüd

Schubert: Mehrstimmige Lieder: selections


Bridget Esler, soprano; Chihiro Asano, mezzo-soprano; Patrick Bessenbacher, tenor; Evan Luca Gray, bass-baritone; Lydia Brown, piano
Performed July 20, 2024

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Press

Ruggiero — Handel’s Alcina
MassOpera, 2025

“From the moment Chihiro Asano strutted onstage, I scribbled ‘star energy’ in my notes. Her coloratura was lethal: each run hit like a precisely aimed arrow. Her performance was an intoxicating mix of athleticism, vocal prowess, and emotional depth.”

— Siriana Lundgren, OperaWire, July 3, 2025 

Press

Ruggiero — Handel’s Alcina
MassOpera, 2025

“From the moment Chihiro Asano strutted onstage, I scribbled ‘star energy’ in my notes. Her coloratura was lethal: each run hit like a precisely aimed arrow. Her performance was an intoxicating mix of athleticism, vocal prowess, and emotional depth.”

— Siriana Lundgren, OperaWire, July 3, 2025 

“The soloists embodied their characters to a person, vocally and theatrically. In addition to Alcina, particular huzzahs should go to Asano for a portrayal of Ruggiero which spanned a gamut of emotions.”

— Julie Ingelfinger, The Boston Musical Intelligencer, June 28, 2025

Arsilda — Vivaldi’s Arsilda, regina di Ponto
Opera Neo, American Premiere, 2026

Asano handled her blazing fioritura with aplomb, occasionally dipping into a rich chest voice for comic or ironic effect.”

— San Diego Story, 2026

Extended Vocal Technique

Enjoy my rendition of

'Silent Night' using Overtone (Polyphonic) singing!

In this video, I showcase the production of a subharmonic voice. The Fo/2 subharmonic frequency (105Hz/Ab2), one octave below the Fundamental frequency (210Hz/Ab3), is distinctly audible and recognizable.

Listen as I perform 'Amazing Grace' using my harmonic series. You'll be able to see it clearly in the spectrogram.

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