Shiro Hamaguchi
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Shiro Hamaguchi (浜口 史郎 Hamaguchi Shirō?) is a Japanese composer. He worked on various anime and arranger of songs from various games in the Final Fantasy video game series.
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[edit] Anime Music
- Ah! My Goddess (TV) (2005)
- One Piece: Dead End Bouken (w/ Kohei Tanaka) (2003)
- Kiddy Grade (2002)
- Final Fantasy: Unlimited, Music Verse 1 (2001)
- Final Fantasy: Unlimited, Music Verse 2 (2001)
- Ah! My Goddess: The Movie (2000)
- One Piece (with Kohei Tanaka) (1999)
- Ookiku Furikabutte (2007)
[edit] Compilations
Orchestral arrangements of various tracks from the Final Fantasy VII and VIII Original Soundtracks. All of the arrangements were new, with the exception of Liberi Fatali and Ending Theme which were featured on the Final Fantasy VIII Original Soundtrack.
Orchestral tracks from the Final Fantasy IX FMV sequences.
- 20020220 music from FINAL FANTASY
- Tour de Japon
- Dear Friends: Music from Final Fantasy
- More Friends: Music from Final Fantasy
Live recordings of orchestral concerts of arranged video game music from the Final Fantasy series, arranged by Shiro Hamaguchi
- VOICES: Music from Final Fantasy
Live recording of an orchestral concert of arranged video game music from the Final Fantasy series, mostly arranged by Shiro Hamaguchi
[edit] Other Contributions
- Shiro Hamaguchi orchestrated several tracks on the Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children - Original Soundtrack.
- Shiro Hamaguchi arranged and orchestrated music from the Commodore 64 game Great Giana Sisters for the third Symphonic Game Music Concert in Leipzig, Germany.
- Shiro Hamaguchi orchestrated music from the computer game Settlers II for the fifth Symphonic Game Music Concert in Leipzig, Germany.
[edit] External links
- Comprehensive Shiro Hamaguchi Profile at Square Enix Music Online
- Shiro Hamaguchi at the Internet Movie Database
- Shiro Hamaguchi discography at MusicBrainz
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