Yoshitaka Mihara

Yoshitaka Mihara (三原善隆 = みはら よしたか) is a keyboardist from Hokkaido, but mainly plays the electone, which was more likely an electric organ player, also considered as an organist. Graduated from the Electone Department of Nem Conservatory (Yamaha Conservatory in today's world). He has a history of winning the 12th Electone Competition All Japan Championship in 1975. Debuted as a player in April 1991 after working as a staff member, and as an instructor for the Yamaha Music Foundation Tokyo Branch. On April 21, 1993, the first original album "NIGHT RIDER" was released from Nippon Columbia . The title song is known as a big hit in the Electone world. On April 21, 1994, the second album "Winning Cup" was released, and on October 21, 2000, the third album "Progress" produced by Mihara for the first time in six and a half years was released from Nippon Columbia. Released. ("NIGHT RIDER" and "Winning Cup" are produced by trombone player Eiji Arai. In January 1992, an album called "MINDSCAPE COLLECTION" was released from Alpha Record). Although the original album has not been released since "Progress", he continues to work energetically, such as holding "Yoshitaka Mihara SUPER SESSION" every year with various guests. NHK "Journal of Living" theme song production and many other music productions for broadcasting. Lecturer at Yamaha Conservatory and visiting professor at Shenyang Conservatory in China. There are over 400 arranged works such as electronic organ songs. President of Studio Fan Co., Ltd., a regular member of JASRAC composer, and a member of JCAA Japan Composers and Arrangers Association. In addition, the Corporation studio fan and Representative Director , President , Yamaha Conservatory electronic organ department lecturer , Japan operation arranger 'Association (JCAA) member. Since April 2016, he has been active as a visiting professor at Senzoku Gakuen College of Music. Mihara's songs are often used as TV opening theme songs and jingles, and the title song of the album "Winning Cup" is the opening theme of the news program " Station EYE " and TV Kanagawa " New Car Information " broadcast on TV Asahi. It was used as a song. In addition, "Peppermint Kiss" used in the "Journal of Living" broadcast on NHK is included in "Progress" as a millennium version. In the golf broadcast produced by Mainichi Broadcasting System, there were many cases where Mihara's music was used. However, depending on the song, the song was edited and used in relation to the provision of comments. Right now, he's a performance and lecture activities in Japan and overseas. Composition and arrangement, music production, overseas keyboard education system production, competition judge, score publishing, magazine serialization, etc.