Emiri Miyamoto, a well-known Japanese violinist, was born in Tokyo on December 7, 1983, the second daughter of Japanese oboe player Akira Miyamoto. He studied in Germany with his father since he was a child, and at the age of 14, he won the first prize in the German student music competition in the Düsseldorf region.
After returning to Japan at the age of 15, he entered the high school attached to Tokyo University of Music, and then entered Tokyo University of Music for further study. Later, he participated in opera classes at the Seiji Ozawa School of Music, regular performances by the NHK Symphony Orchestra, the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra, and the Miyazaki International Music Festival. So far, he has studied under Tokunaga, Kyoko Shikata, Yoko Kubo, and Horiki.
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Violin solo "Greetings of Love" Miyamoto laughs
Miyamoto participated in a classical idol group like the Japanese version of Hot Girls vanilla mood in his early years, and later quit the group for academic purposes, and then participated in the Fuji TV drama "Symphonic Lover's Dream" as one of the symphony orchestra members.
As an advertising character, he also starred in the Sapporo Beer "The Hope (Hope Star)" advertisement of Sapporo Beer. Before the release of her solo album, she also participated in many media performances and is the most high-profile violinist today.
In May 2007, she released her debut single through the world's first video short for mobile phone users. In July, after careful preparation, his debut album Smile smiled was released through Sony Music.
Her latest album, Dream, was released in Japan on October 21, 2009, with a track ranging from Bach to Romanticism to Impressionism to commissions by Japanese film scorers (Mitsuru Oshima and Iwashiro), including the theme song of Orson Wells' "The Undead of The Black Hell.".