Interview: Joe Hisaishi, who wrote music for Hayao Miyazaki's films

It is apt, given the location, that Joe Hisaishi wants to talk about the universal language shared by music and cinema. “This language is shared by these two things – and I think it’s unique to these two things,” says the composer.
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