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'''Ohmura Masaaki''' (大村雅朗) was a Japanese arranger and keyboardist. Ohmura got his start in his music career when he started to work for Yamaha's music department in 1975. Soon after, his professional career took off when he first arranged [[Yagami Junko]]'s [[Mizuio no Ame]]. He is best know for his arrangements and compositions for the hit songs of the golden idol ages of 70s and 80s. In 1983, he won the Japan Record Awards' award for Best Arrangement for the song [[Sweet Memories|SWEET MEMORIES]] by [[Matsudas Seiko]]. But sadly, he dead on June 1997 due to a pumpnary insufficiency at the age of 46.
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'''Ohmura Masaaki''' (大村雅朗) was a Japanese arranger and keyboardist. Ohmura got his start in his music career when he started to work for Yamaha's music department in 1975. Soon after, his professional career took off when he first arranged [[Yagami Junko]]'s "[[Mizuio no Ame]]". He is best know for his arrangements and compositions for the hit songs of the golden idol ages of 70s and 80s. In 1983, he won the [[Japan Record Taishou]] award for Best Arrangement for the song "[[Sweet Memories|SWEET MEMORIES]]" by [[Matsuda Seiko]]. But sadly, he died on June 1997 due to a pulmonary insufficiency at the age of 46.
  
 
== Profile ==
 
== Profile ==
  
 
* '''Birthdate:''' May 8, 1958
 
* '''Birthdate:''' May 8, 1958
* '''Date of Death:''' June 29, 1997
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* '''Deathdate:''' June 29, 1997 (aged 46)
 
* '''Birthplace:''' Hakata, Fukuoka, Fukuoka Prefecture
 
* '''Birthplace:''' Hakata, Fukuoka, Fukuoka Prefecture
  
== Credits ==
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== Arrangement Credits ==
  
 
* [[Agnes Chan]] - [[Shiteiseki]]
 
* [[Agnes Chan]] - [[Shiteiseki]]
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* [[Ishikawa Hitomi]] - [[Hitoribocchi no Circus]]
 
* [[Ishikawa Hitomi]] - [[Hitoribocchi no Circus]]
 
* [[Ishikawa Hitomi]] - [[Kurumiwari Ningyou]]
 
* [[Ishikawa Hitomi]] - [[Kurumiwari Ningyou]]
* [[Ishikawa Yoko]] - [[Anata e no Uta]]
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* [[Ishikawa Yuko]] - [[Anata e no Uta]]
* [[Ishikawa Yoko]] - [[Jinchouge]]
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* [[Ishikawa Yuko]] - [[Jinchouge]]
* [[Ishikawa Yoko]] - [[Justine]]
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* [[Ishikawa Yuko]] - [[Justine]]
* [[Ishikawa Yoko]] - [[Kiss Me Zuu~to|Kiss me Zuu~to]]
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* [[Ishikawa Yuko]] - [[Kiss Me Zuu~to|Kiss me Zuu~to]]
* [[Ishikawa Yoko]] - [[Labyrinth Dream]]
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* [[Ishikawa Yuko]] - [[Labyrinth Dream]]
* [[Ishikawa Yoko]] - [[Let Me Fly (Ishikawa Yoko)|Let Me Fly]]
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* [[Ishikawa Yuko]] - [[Let Me Fly (Ishikawa Yuko)|Let Me Fly]]
* [[Ishikawa Yoko]] - [[Sayonara wa Shite ni]]
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* [[Ishikawa Yuko]] - [[Sayonara wa Shite ni]]
* [[Ishikawa Yoko]] - [[Suteki na Morning]]
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* [[Ishikawa Yuko]] - [[Suteki na Morning]]
 
* [[Ito Toshihiro]] - [[Sayonara Soyou]]
 
* [[Ito Toshihiro]] - [[Sayonara Soyou]]
 
* [[Iwasaki Hidemi]] - [[20 no Koi]]
 
* [[Iwasaki Hidemi]] - [[20 no Koi]]
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* [[Karashima Mido]] - [[Hitomi Genki ~Tokai no Himawari]]
 
* [[Karashima Mido]] - [[Hitomi Genki ~Tokai no Himawari]]
 
* [[Karashima Mido]] - [[Keep On "Keeping On"]]
 
* [[Karashima Mido]] - [[Keep On "Keeping On"]]
* [[Kawai Naoko]] - [[Escalation]]
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* [[Kawai Naoko]] - [[Escalation (Kawai Naoko)|Escalation]]
 
* [[Kawai Naoko]] - [[Gimonfu]]
 
* [[Kawai Naoko]] - [[Gimonfu]]
 
* [[Kawai Naoko]] - [[Invitation]]
 
* [[Kawai Naoko]] - [[Invitation]]
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* [[Nakamura Masatoshi]] - [[Jidai Okure no Koibitotachi]]
 
* [[Nakamura Masatoshi]] - [[Jidai Okure no Koibitotachi]]
 
* [[Nakamura Masatoshi]] - [[Omotedoori wa Keyaki Toori]]
 
* [[Nakamura Masatoshi]] - [[Omotedoori wa Keyaki Toori]]
* [[Nakayama Miho]] - [[Close Up]]
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* [[Nakayama Miho]] - [[Close Up (Nakayama Miho)|Close Up]]
 
* [[Nakayama Miho]] - [[Jingi Aishite mo Raimasu|JINGI Aishite mo Raimasu]]
 
* [[Nakayama Miho]] - [[Jingi Aishite mo Raimasu|JINGI Aishite mo Raimasu]]
 
* [[Nakayama Miho]] - [[Tsuiteru ne Notteru ne]]
 
* [[Nakayama Miho]] - [[Tsuiteru ne Notteru ne]]
 
* [[NOVA]] - [[Ai Aki]]
 
* [[NOVA]] - [[Ai Aki]]
 
* [[Oe Senri]] - [[Kakkouwarui Furare Kata]]
 
* [[Oe Senri]] - [[Kakkouwarui Furare Kata]]
* [[Oe Senri]] - [[Rain|RAIN]]
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* [[Oe Senri]] - [[Rain (Oe Senri)|RAIN]]
 
* [[Ohsawa Yoshiyuki]] - [[Soshite Boku wa Tohou ni Kureru]]
 
* [[Ohsawa Yoshiyuki]] - [[Soshite Boku wa Tohou ni Kureru]]
 
* [[Ohta Hiromi]] - [[Single Girl]]
 
* [[Ohta Hiromi]] - [[Single Girl]]

Latest revision as of 06:44, 6 April 2011

Ohmura Masaaki (大村雅朗) was a Japanese arranger and keyboardist. Ohmura got his start in his music career when he started to work for Yamaha's music department in 1975. Soon after, his professional career took off when he first arranged Yagami Junko's "Mizuio no Ame". He is best know for his arrangements and compositions for the hit songs of the golden idol ages of 70s and 80s. In 1983, he won the Japan Record Taishou award for Best Arrangement for the song "SWEET MEMORIES" by Matsuda Seiko. But sadly, he died on June 1997 due to a pulmonary insufficiency at the age of 46.

Profile

  • Birthdate: May 8, 1958
  • Deathdate: June 29, 1997 (aged 46)
  • Birthplace: Hakata, Fukuoka, Fukuoka Prefecture

Arrangement Credits

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