Frozen Flare Shura No Huuin The Seal Of No Feelings - Music

Frozen Flare Shura No Huuin The Seal Of No Feelings by Noriyuki Asakura

Noriyuki Asakura

Artist Biography For Noriyuki Asakura

Noriyuki Asakura Kanji 朝倉紀行 February 11 1954 Is A Japanese Music Composer. He Is Famous For Composing The Soundtracks To The Anime Series Rurouni Kenshin And The Popular Video Game Franchises Tenchu And Way Of The Samurai. He Is Well-Known For Combining Traditional Japanese Music With Elements Of Rock Jazz Electronica And Other World Music. He Is A Native Of Tokyo And Entered The Music Industry In The Early 80s Composing Music For Television Programs And Movies As Well As Producing Music For A Number Of Japanese Pop Stars During The 80's And Early 90s. In 1995 He Composed The Soundtrack To Rurouni Kenshin Where Through The Duration Of The Series Changed His Style From Rock To A More Traditional Sound For The Second Season Giving It The Spirit Of Classic Samurai Movies But Also Incorporated Modern Elements--Such As Electric Guitars And Breakbeats--Into The Score Giving The Soundtrack A Contemporary Feel To It. He Was Very Noted For This Achievement And Applied This Style To His Later Works. His Work Has Been Released On Numerous CDs And Has Aspirations Of Composing Music For A Major Hollywood Motion Picture. Contrary To Popular Belief "Add'ua" The Theme Song To The First Tenchu Game Was Not Sung In Japanese But Rather In The West African Language Of Hausa At His Wife's Request. "Sadame" The Theme Song For Tenchu Wrath Of Heaven And "Kurenai No Hana" The Theme Song For Tenchu Fatal Shadows Were Performed In Japanese. Noriyuki Asakura Lives In Tokyo And Operates His Own Music Studio. He Continues To Compose Music For Television Programs Cartoons And Video Games.