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arrangements from the games were done by the in-house composers at HAL, miyagawa composed the original score only
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'''Akira Miyagawa''' (宮川 彬良 ''Miyagawa Akira'') is a Japanese composer and conductor known for his work in musical theater and television. He was born in Tokyo in 1961, and entered the industry composing for the Shiki Theater Company and Tokyo Disneyland while studying at the Tokyo University of the Arts. He is the son of Hiroshi Miyagawa, the composer of the classic anime ''[[wikipedia:Space Battleship Yamato|Space Battleship Yamato]]'', and has continued his father's work on the series. Akira Miyagawa composed the original Japanese score for the ''[[Kirby: Right Back at Ya!|Hoshi no Kābī]]'' anime, including its first opening theme and both ending themes, | '''Akira Miyagawa''' (宮川 彬良 ''Miyagawa Akira'') is a Japanese composer and conductor known for his work in musical theater and television. He was born in Tokyo in 1961, and entered the industry composing for the Shiki Theater Company and Tokyo Disneyland while studying at the Tokyo University of the Arts. He is the son of Hiroshi Miyagawa, the composer of the classic anime ''[[wikipedia:Space Battleship Yamato|Space Battleship Yamato]]'', and has continued his father's work on the series. Akira Miyagawa composed the original Japanese score for the ''[[Kirby: Right Back at Ya!|Hoshi no Kābī]]'' anime, including its first opening theme and both ending themes. However, he was not involved in rearranging music from the games. Some of his work for the anime was reused in ''[[Kirby Air Ride]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. | ||
==List of Works== | ==List of Works== | ||