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English: A picture of the musician Michiru Yamane.

山根ミチル (Michiru Yamane) was born in September 23 of 1963 in Kagawa Prefecture, Japan. She is a video game music composer from Japan. She is known primarily for her work on the Castlevania (悪魔城ドラキュラ) series and other Konami games, including Suikoden. Her debut composition was Twinbee (prequel of the released Stinger in the United States). Michiru Yamane performed her music from the Castlevania-series live on cembalo at the fourth Symphonic Game Music Concert in Leipzig, Germany on August 23, 2006. She also played “A Tocatta into Blood Soaked Darkness” on a giant pipe-organ at the Press Start video game music concert and “Wood Carving Partita” in Leipzig.

She left Konami in 2008 and became an independent music composer.
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30 October 2013