Yoshihisa Hirano ( 平野 義 久 Hirano Yoshihisa ) (born December 7, 1971, Wakayama Prefecture , Japan ) is a Japanese composer , author of music for numerous television shows and animes . He became famous by writing soundtracks with Hideki Taniuchi for the famous anime " Death Note ". Hirano is a member of the Japan Society of Contemporary Music.
| Yoshihisa Hirano 平野 義 久 | |
|---|---|
| Date of Birth | December 7, 1971 (aged 47) |
| Place of Birth | in Wakayama Prefecture , Japan |
| A country |  Japan |
| Professions | composer , arranger |
| Years of activity | from 2001 topresent |
Biography
Yoshihisa Hirano was born in the administrative center of Wakayama Prefecture, located in southern Japan . In the early years, his attention was attracted to baroque music , and he began to study the basics of composition while still an inexperienced student. In high school, he found himself in jazz . He was enthralled by the music of great jazz masters such as Miles Davis , Telonius Monk , Eric Dolphy and John Coltrane . Inspired by their work, he dreamed of becoming a jazz musician , but suddenly discovered modern music. Of particular interest to him was John Zorn , who subsequently had a significant influence on him in his youth. The Soviet composer Dmitry Shostakovich also did not leave Hirano indifferent, his symphonies prompted a serious desire to study compositions.
After that, he moved to the United States and entered the Eastman School of Music , where he began to study with Christopher Routh and Joseph Schwanter. Fascinated by books by 20th-century French writers and philosophers such as Georges Bataille , Pierre Klossowski , Andre Peyre de Mandiarg and Jean Genet , he devoted most of his time to reading and music, neglecting school activities. After some time, he completely left school, after which he made his debut as a composer of the film in 2001. Hirano released a large number of soundtracks for television shows, films, anime , games, from classical music to modern.
Creativity
Composer for anime:
- 2014 - Tandy is superfluous! Love
- 2014 - Broken Sword [TV]
- 2013 - The first step [TV-3]
- 2013 - Traveling in Drinland 2
- 2013 - Hunter x Hunter (film one)
- 2012 - Traveling in Drinland
- 2011 - Hunter x Hunter [TV-2]
- 2011 - Broken Sword (film the sixth)
- 2011 - Broken Sword (fifth film)
- 2010 - Broken Sword (fourth film)
- 2010 - Broken Sword (third film)
- 2010 - Broken Sword (second film)
- 2010 - Broken Sword (first film)
- 2010 - Chew-Bra !!
- 2010 - In the distant times (special issue 2)
- 2009 - Battle Librarians: The Bantor Book
- 2009 - The first step [TV-2]
- 2008 - Real Drive
- 2008 - Top Secret: Revelation
- 2007 - In the distant times (special issue 1)
- 2007 - Steel Jiig
- 2006 - Super Robot Wars
- 2006 - Death Note [TV]
- 2006 - Yuto Boy from the Silk Road
- 2006 - In the distant times - Film
- 2006 - Guest Club Lyceum Oran
- 2006 - Strawberry Anxiety
- 2005 - In the distant times OVA-3
- 2004 - My love
- 2004 - In the distant times [TV]
- 2004 - Teacher Hour
- 2004 - Midori Days
- 2003 - Air Master
- 2002 - The Story of Young Canada
- 2002 - In the distant past, OVA-1
- 2002 - Seven out of seven
- 2001 - Beyblade [TV-1]
Composer in the movie:
- 2016 - Yes, I do not bother, so what? [TV series]
- 2014 - Japan for adults [TV series] 9.0 / 10 (1)
Discography (anime):
Death Note Original Soundtrack III (2007)
- Misa no Uta (Orchestra Version)
- Mikami concertino
- Trifling stuff
- Toward the Climax
- Misa no Uta (Piano Solo)
- Misa no uta
- Coda: death note
Death Note Original Soundtrack II (2007)
- Kyrie II
- Semblance of dualism
- Low of solipsism ii
- Death Note Theme (Instrumental)
- Tactics of the absolute
- Kyrie for Orchestra
- Air
- Light Lights up Light for Piano
Death Note Original Soundtrack (2006)
- 01. Death Note Theme
- 02. Kyrie
- 03. Domine Kira
- 04. Teloelogy of Death
- 05. Low of Solipsism
- 06. Requiem
- 07. Immanence
- 08. Dirge
- 09. Light Lights up Light
- 10. Alert
Links
- Yoshihisa Hirano (official site)
- Hirano, Yoshihisa ( Internet ) on the Internet Movie Database
- Yoshihisa Hirano anime at Media Arts Database (Japanese)
- Yoshihisa Hirano at Oricon (Japanese)