風林火山メドレー. I am sorry that I don’t know this song, it is another very RPG-like sound track, maybe it is a soundtrack from a Japanese Movie / TV show. But the performance from the electone player is great. And the sequence does make good use of the Yamaha Stage A.

大瀬戸千嶋, first time discovery of this interesting professional Japanese band. The most interesting thing is, one of the players is a electone performer. Nice music and video… MUST SEE!

Not a very sophisticated performance, but definitely a very harmonized one. Nice work 

Are you a fan of Joe Hisaishi? Here’s one of his great compositions -

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We, so call electone player, may not be amazed when we see someone playing a song like this one. But this is in fact a song performed by a full orchestra…. and now, it is performed by one teenager… isn’t it fantastic?

Thanks for the great Yamaha Stage-A

It is a very interesting fusion song with good Jazz-style solo, and should be an instantly composed song based on the description from the performer! Nice work.

Another fantastic song from Yoshihiro Andoh 安藤禎央 named YES!! You can definitely feel the positive “YES!!” feeling from the song. I personally very much like the song composed by 安藤禎央 as the message is so easy to tell, and so easy to feel it. Hope you like it too!

This is a composition from Yoshihiro Andoh. Andoh told us that this song means “bringing hope to the future”. And sure, we can definitely feel his message in this fantastic song.

I got a very lucky chance to see the performance from Yoshihiro Andoh yesterday, the Yamaha electone festival winner in 1996. My impression to Andoh is, young, passionate, and so talented. He can both play great dancing songs and at the same time, so perfect orchestration-type songs.   

This is not a great performance song, but just a very popular song “Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head”. If you are electone player, you must remember the days we all play these very enjoyable but simple songs for practice.

If you love Japanese fusion music, you must know Casiopia, one of the best fusion bands in Japan, actually, I think their band is basically retired, but their music just setup a great standard. This is a electone version of a famous song from Casiopia - Looking Up.