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Shigeo Komori (b. 1956)

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Alias:
小森茂生

Birthplace:
Takayama, Gifu, Japan

Born:
May 5, 1956

Biography from TheMovieDB

Shigeo Komori (小森 茂生, Komori Shigeo) is a Japanese music producer, composer, arranger and keyboardist. He is member of F.M.F.  He debuted in 1981 with Cat & Dogs from VAP Records. After the band broke up in 1983, he went on as a solo artist. After releasing his solo album Good-bye Geraldin (River Star Record Paranoise Label) in 1991, he has been involved in production activities.  In 2011, he was in charge of the music production for the anime A Dark Rabbit has Seven Lives (Itsuka Tenma no Kuro Usagi). Additionaly, he produced and arranged the theme songs performed by voice actress Hitomi Harada. In 2012, he was in charge of music the music production for the anime From the New World (Shinsekai yori).

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Film Production

Music Producer:
2011  K-On! The Movie

Original Music Composer:
2011  K-On! The Movie
2020  High School Fleet Movie

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TV Production

Music Producer:
2009  K-ON!

Original Music Composer:
2009  K-ON!
2011  A Dark Rabbit has Seven Lives
2012  From the New World
2017  Elegant Yokai Apartment Life
2020  Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear
2020  Warlords of Sigrdrifa

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