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Composer profile

Nobuhisa Yamagami

Born in 1980. Live in Kamakura City. From around the age of 20 to my late 20s, I studied classical guitar at Ishida Conservatory. In my mid-20s, listening to Astor Piazzolla's "Adios Nonino" impressed me from the bottom of my heart, and I wanted to write a song for my soul, so I decided to compose. At the age of 29, entered the composition department (movie / broadcast music course) of the Tokyo College of Music, majoring in composition and direction, and graduated in 2014.

Performer profile

Violin

Shiori Nishihara

She started playing the violin at the age of four, and completed the graduate school at Tokyo College of Music High School and then at the same university. Participated in the Mozarteum University of Music Summer International Music Academy as a short-term study abroad scholarship student. Studied under Jar Cress during the period. Received a special prize at the Salzburg-Mozart International Chamber Music Competition 2016. 2015 Tokyo College of Music Graduate School Scholarship Student. Currently, she is actively instructing younger generations as well as performing. She is also active in the pop world, including live support and recording for Tatsuya Ishii, Yuki Kashiwagi (AKB48), Eisaku Yoshida, Anly, etc. She has studied violin under Kiyoshige Houda, Yoshio Unno and Toshiro Yokoyama, and chamber music under Takaya Urakawa, Masaharu Kanda, Machia Saito, Hidemi Suzuki and Yuki Hyakutake.

Violoncello

Midori Kiyokawa

Started playing the cello at the age of three. After graduating from Tokyo College of Music High School, she graduated from the same university and graduate school. Received the Excellence Award in the stringed instrument category of the Miyani Music Competition. Toho University of Music performance assistant. Focusing on classical music such as orchestras and string ensembles, she is active in various genres such as live support for artists, movies, TV, and CM recording. A member of the Japanese and Western musical instrument band "Hachiman's". She has studied cello under Akitsu Chisho, Masaharu Kanda, Hidemi Suzuki and Dmitry Fagin, and chamber music under Takaya Urakawa, Kaoru Ohno, Machia Saito and Yuki Hyakutake. Live support Tatsuya Ishii, Shoko Inoue, Canon, Satoshi Kishida, Park Jung Min, Yukio Hashi, Yui Makino, Hiroyuki Matsugashita, Ryu Siwon, Goodbye holiday, GALNERYUS, etc.

Piano

Maika Nohara

Started playing the piano at the age of four. Completed the Tokyo College of Music Graduate School Keyboard Instrument Research Area (accompaniment) after completing the Tokyo College of Music High School and the Tokyo College of Music Piano Player Course. Study abroad at Guildhall School of Music and Drama in the UK as a short-term study abroad scholarship student. While studying abroad, studied under Ronan Ohora, Pamela Lydiad, and Noriko Ogawa. Selected for the F-class category of the Pitina Piano Competition. Received the Salzburg-Mozart International Chamber Music Competition Special Award. Appeared in a chamber music concert by an on-campus audition. Appeared in a piano graduation concert by a person with excellent grades. Take the master class of Eric Tabastielna and Edwald Delgard. Active as an accompaniment pianist for vocal music and string / wind instruments, including chamber music. Performances at events and parties and lounge performances at five-star hotels. She has studied piano solo under Mari Takeda, Naomi Ebihara, Hiroko Takeda and Yasuko Hirata, accompaniment under Eisuke Tsuchida, Mariko Mizutani, Nobuyuki Hirose and Takehiko Yamada, and chamber music under Takaya Urakawa and Daiki Kadowaki. https://maikanohara.amebaownd.com/

Clarinet

Megumi Wakabayashi

Born in Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture.She graduated from Senzoku Gakuen College of Music with an award for excellence. She performed at a graduation concert and a Yamaha wind instrument rookie concert.She studied clarinet under Akira Tsunoda and Hirotaka Ito, and chamber music under Kimio Yamane.She made her major debut from King Records in 2010 with the first prize in the 5th Clarinet Ensemble Competition (sponsored by the Japan Clarinet Association), and has released 4 albums from King Records and 3 albums from Universal Music. All songs tie-up sheet music publication. JASRAC associate member. She published a clarinet instructional book, EWI songbook "ELECTRIC COLORFUL".She has contracts with Buffet Crampon, AKAI professional (EWI Endorser), and Doterra makers.Members of the unit "Megumi ♡ Kei" and "JPCO" with the leader of "Woodwind Quintet Colorful" and violin Megumi Amano, and the ocarina unit "Kimitsuka Trio" led by Hitoko Kimitsuka.She has appeared on TV / CM, recorded as a studio musician, and is active in brass band, live and tour.

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