Miyuki Onitake
Composer, Arranger and Pianist...

who graduated from Tokyo University of Science with a BS degree in Mathematics. In 1992 she left her position as a Systems Engineer with Canon, Inc and began a new career as a professional musician. In 1998, she formed a group of her own, a trio, that includes Gregg Lee(bass) and Tomohiro Yahiro(percussion).

In 2002, she established her own company, "Eternal Music Records" and produced her first Trio CD, titled "Beautiful Life" with all new and original music. Her first CD has been warmly received by her public.

She worked on a documentary program on Leukemia for TV Tokyo where she arranged and played her own music.

In 2004 she released her second CD titled, "Little Journey" which has also been well received by her fans and audience.

In 2005 she composed the music for the song, "Ukatsu Deshita" used in the film "Umoregi" (The Buried Forest) directed by Kohei Oguri that was exhibited officially at the 58th Cannes Film Festival.

In 2007 she arranged for a symphony orchestra and played with at the International Music
Festival at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

In 2008 her third CD titled, "Eternal Ones" has been widely received by new public.

In 2009 she composed, arranged and played for "Path of Water" that was Panasonic's image and music message for ecology and has been on public world wide.

She continues to work with well-known singers as a composer, arranger and as a producer and performer on the piano.

Onitake is not only a talented pianist, but a unique composer of melodious music that attracts all ages and backgrounds to her performances.