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	Koichi Sugiyama - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Koichi Sugiyama (すぎやまこういち Sugiyama Kō'ichi; born April 11, 1931) is a Japanese music composer.
		Koichi Sugiyama at the Tokyo Art Theater in Tokyo, Japan August 28, 2003.
		Sugiyama started composing with a smaller Japanese home computer called the “PC-8801,” and was working for the Enix Co. (now known as Square-enix).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Koichi_Sugiyama (909 words)

	:::► Dictionary of Meaning www.mauspfeil.net ◄::: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		'''Koichi Sugiyama''' (すぎやまこういち ''Sugiyama Kō'ichi''; born April 11, 1931) is a Japan Japanese music composer.
		Sugiyama started composing with a smaller Japanese home computer called the “PC-8801,” and was working for the Enix Enix Co. (now known as Square-enix).
		Koichi Sugiyama's non-work related hobbies include photography, traveling, collecting old cameras and reading (activity) reading.
	www.mauspfeil.net /Koichi_Sugiyama.html (832 words)

	Dragon Quest VII Symphonic Suite : SoundtrackCentral.com
		Sugiyama is somewhat of a rarity nowadays in that he provides a full orchestral arrangement to almost every piece he composes.
		Sugiyama is much different in that he does not compose with a primary theme, but instead follows a number of musical techniques such as similar keys, germ motifs, and cadences to link the songs to one another.
		Those who are familiar with the series' symphonic suites know that Sugiyama follows a similar formula for all of his Dragon Quest compositions: the death music uses long, drawn out tones at a slow rhythm; the town music is light and cheerful; the fighting music uses a lot of percussion and modulations.
	www.soundtrackcentral.com /stc/reviews/dq7ss.htm (1747 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Jazz can also be found in many of the incidental music from the Super Mario Bros series.\par \par Koichi Sugiyama\par \par Koichi Sugiyama was the composer of many anime and live-action TV shows in Japan starting from the 1960s on such as Cyborg 009.
		Sugiyama's score for the upcoming Dragon Warrior VIII is due for release in December in Japan.\par \par Nobuo Uematsu\par \par Nobuo Uematsu is possibly the most popular game music composer ever with his work in the Final Fantasy games.
		Fellow composer Koichi Sugiyama and anime composer Yoko Kanno later arranged the music into a 23 minute opera that was performed live in concert.
	www.eden.rutgers.edu /~webauthb/04fall/wed3/phil-article1-videogamemusic/videogamemusic-article.rtf (1120 words)

	IGN: The Dragon Quest Symphony
		Sugiyama is also known for his commercial jingles and pop songs.
		Koichi Sugiyama's first foray into the high-brow scene was back in 1995, when songs from DragonQuest I-V were used as a backdrop for the Star Dancers Ballet.
		Sugiyama claims that his music's longevity is due to his own methods in writing the music.
	ps2.ign.com /articles/475/475818p1.html (611 words)

	RPGFan Soundtracks - Dragon Quest VIII OST
		Sugiyama has professional training in writing classical music, and his newest creation, Dragon Quest VIII is arguably leaps and bounds better in terms of sound quality and composition than its predecessor, Dragon Quest VII.
		Sugiyama can imitate different musical styles like no tomorrow, but I've always thought his 'urgency' and 'battle' themes sounded hokey and stupid.
		Dragon Quest VIII proves that Koichi Sugiyama still has what it takes to run with the big boys, and furthermore, he's possibly starting to evolve.
	www.rpgfan.com /soundtracks/dq8ost (635 words)

	Koichi Sugiyama - Unofficial Website ~ Latest News
		Koichi Sugiyama used the happening to tell the audience more about DragonQuest VIII and the Soundtrack itself.
		Koichi Sugiyama already has experience with the Itadaki series: Itadaki Street 2 ~ Neon Sign ha Bara Iro ni alongside the two composer partners Kyohei Tsutsumi and Takane Okubo.
		The 18th installment of the "Family Classic Concert", founded by Koichi Sugiyama in 1987, was held yesterday's evening.
	www.geocities.com /leergutdieb/news.html (2063 words)

	SquareSound Forums - The Grandaddy of VGM - Koichi Sugiyama (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Koichi Sugiyama is mostly known for the Dragon Quest series in the VGM universe, but he had composed for TV commercials and anime long before VGM started.
		Sugiyama was born on April 11, 1931 in Tokyo.
		Sugiyama, now at 73 years of age, shows no signs of slowing down with composing for games.
	www.squaresound.com /forum/printthread.php?t=3256 (1790 words)

	Godzilla vs. Biollante (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Until fairly recently this was the last film released in the U.S. Here we have Koichi Sugiyama taking a stab at scoring a Godzilla film.
		Sugiyama is very close to the originals by Mr.
		He could not get him for some reason, so Koichi Sugiyama was picked instead.
	www.godzillamonstermusic.com /G5361.htm (264 words)

	Dragon's Den > General Info > Designers
		The composer for this game was Koichi Sugiyama, a classically trained musician with experience writing orchestral pieces.
		Sugiyama did something everyone had previously thought was impossible; he recreated the sound of classical music on the Nintendo.
		In fact, Sugiyama's music for Dragon Quest and its sequels was so popular that the Dragon Quest III soundtrack was released as an album.
	www.woodus.com /den/general/designers.php (408 words)

	RPGamers.net - Game Music Review: Dragon Quest III Remix Symphonic Suite (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Koichi Sugiyama makes all his music in the style of these famed composures, while adding very little influences from else where.
		While I'm used to the upbeat playing of Uematsu's fight songs, I was a bit unprepared for the seriousness and urgency of Sugiyama's take on a fight.
		Nothing enjoyable at all, the warriors wishing it were over as they struggle to be the one to come out victorious.
	www.rpgamers.net /VGMReview.cfm?vgmreviewid=54 (454 words)

	Dragon Quest
		Even though they had already achieved success on their own, they had no idea how popular and influential one little game could be.
		Sugiyama is the music composer for the series.
		Sugiyama is probably best know for his work on Dragon Quest, which lead to the first live video game music concert after Dragon Quest II's release in 1987.
	www.dqshrine.com /dq (729 words)

	DBLP: Koichi Wada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Kawanaka, Wei Chen, Koichi Wada, Carla Denise Castanho, Y.
		Koichi Wada, Yoriyuki Nagata, Wei Chen: An Optimal Fault-Tolerant Routing for Triconnected Planar Graphs.
		Koichi Wada, Wei Chen, Yupin Luo, Kimio Kawaguchi: Optimal Fault-Tolerant ATM-Routings for Biconnected Graphs.
	www.informatik.uni-trier.de /~ley/db/indices/a-tree/w/Wada:Koichi.html (889 words)

	RPGFan Soundtracks - Dragon Quest Symphonic Suite Best Selection Vol.1 ~ Roto
		Within minutes, this sumptuous collection of Sugiyama's early works made me deeply regret that absence.
		Simply put, Sugiyama is the closest thing to the 'Old Masters' the VGM community has.
		On the one hand, that means there is little (very little) variation in style from the classical music of that period.
	www.rpgfan.com /soundtracks/dq-best1 (391 words)

	Terry Goodkind Forums - Dragon Quest Symphony CDs finally came!
		Koichi Sugiyama, my favorite contemporary composer of orchestral symphonies, is a hard artist to buy albums from.
		Sugiyama is a professionally trained and educated composer of renasiance-style symphonies.
		Sugiyama is more or less just like his predicessors.
	www.terrygoodkind.net /forums/showthread.php?t=434 (1950 words)

	Dragon Quest I.II: Symphonic Suite
		One of the most revolutionary games in Japan's history was Dragon Quest I. It's music is legendary among Japan's society and the United States society as well.
		Koichi Sugiyama and the London Philharmonic bring a symphonic suite worthy of all ears and delight.
		Not only is there 11 orchestrated tracks, but 14 synthesized tracks of the orchestrated, as well as a bonus synthesized track at the end.
	www.rpgamer.com /music/soundtracks/dq/dq12ss.html (75 words)

	Koichi Sugiyama ~ Unofficial English Fanpage (all about Dragon Quest Music)
		This website is for all people who enjoyed the Dragon Quest games and their soundtracks throughout the last 18 years.
		Sugiyama helped in creating the DQ World we all know and love.
		But also the other game and movie/anime soundtracks composed by Koichi Sugiyama are listed in their entirety.
	www.geocities.com /leergutdieb (379 words)

	SquareSound Forums - Top 3 Most Influential VGM Composers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		They were the key early innovators and each remain very popular today, save for Kondo perhaps, who doesn't seem to create any inspiring music these days.
		Having orchestrated a game soundtrack in 1986 was unheard of, but Sugiyama pushed to make it happen with the first Dragon Quest Symphonic Suite.
		Koichi Sugiyama - This man, is the one who expanded VGM from what it used to be.
	www.squaresound.com /forum/showthread.php?t=5049 (1199 words)

	Playing to Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Koichi Sugiyama was the composer of many anime and live-action TV shows in Japan starting from the 1960s on such as Cyborg 009.
		Sugiyama's score for the upcoming Dragon Warrior VIII is due for release in December in Japan.
		Nobuo Uematsu is possibly the most popular game music composer ever with his work in the Final Fantasy games.
	www.eden.rutgers.edu /~webauthb/04fall/wed3/wk8/wed3/music.htm (1389 words)

	RPGamers.net - Game Music Review: Orchestral Game Concert 3rd Edition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		And though the second is better, it doesn't mean this one is bad.
		The arrangements are done by: Yoko Kanno, Koichi Sugiyama, Kouhei Tanaka, Naoki Kodaka, Toshihiko Sabashi, Kenichirou Morioka, Kousuke Onozaki and Nobuo Kurita.
		I remember the first time I played Star Fox...oh yeah...I felt like I was the king of space and I was going to destroy that damn Dr. Andross.
	www.rpgamers.net /VGMReview.cfm?vgmreviewid=52 (695 words)

	List of video game music D - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Koichi Sugiyama (1 ~ 17), Saint-Saëns (18 ~ 31)
		Dragon Quest IV in Brass II Koichi Sugiyama
		Koichi Sugiyama, Saint-Sa?ns (composed Le Carnaval des Animaux)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_video_game_music_D (1048 words)

	Loss of Arterial Dilation in the Reendothelialized Area of the Flow-Loaded Rat Common Carotid Artery -- Sugiyama et al. ...
		Loss of Arterial Dilation in the Reendothelialized Area of the Flow-Loaded Rat Common Carotid Artery -- Sugiyama et al.
		Articles by Sugiyama, T. Articles by Masuda, H. Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular Biology.
		Correspondence and reprint requests to Dr. Tatsuo Sugiyama, the Second Department of Pathology, Akita University School of Medicine, 1-1-1 Hondo Akita 010, Japan.
	atvb.ahajournals.org /cgi/content/abstract/17/11/3083 (412 words)

	Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King Screenshots / Facts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Dragon Quest™VIII is the latest installment in the popular Dragon Quest series (previously known as Dragon Warrior® in North America) and the first to be released for the PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system.
		Koichi Sugiyama, renowned composer and conductor, has written a captivating musical score which perfectly complements Mr.
		With this unrivalled creative talent and a host of new and improved gameplay features, Dragon Quest VIII has already sold in excess of 3 million units in its first three months at retail in Japan and is poised to become a global success.
	www.gamerevolution.com /oldsite/previews/screens/ps2/dragon_quest_viii/dragon_quest_viii.htm (609 words)

	The Road to Dragon Quest
		It sells fairly well, and Sugiyama meets with the crew after writing a consumer response card for the game.
		Although Nakamura is originally against it (saying that non-coders can't make game music) Sugiyama is contracted to make the DQ music.
		In the process, the game design undergoes constant transformation as everything from the amount of game tiles, to what NPC number 127 should say to the player, to how big the Yes/No choice window should be is debated on and altered.
	www.atarihq.com /tsr/books/fc/dqm.html (1194 words)

	Slightlydark.com Forums - Update - Monopoly ~String Quartet Musical Compositions~
		Yes, this is a rare album of both original and arranged music by Koichi Sugiyama of Dragon Quest fame.
		If any Sugiyama fans are interested in picking this up, he's willing to part with it.
		I'd probably appreciate them more if I was a big Sugiyama fan, but it was good for me even still.
	www.slightlydark.com /forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=2648 (969 words)

	Dragon Warrior II - Re-Retroview
		Only a few months after Dragon Quest, the brainchild of scenario writer Yûji Horii, Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama, and composer Kôichi Sugiyama, began its rampage across Japan, it received its first sequel, which would come to America a few years later as Dragon Warrior II.
		Like its predecessor, it received a remake for the Super Famicom and then the Gameboy Color, the latter coming to America alongside the first title’s remake.
		As with the remake of the first game, most of Kôichi Sugiyama’s themes last longer before cycling, most being solid, especially the ending theme, “My Road, My Journey.” The sound effects, though, are as primitive as usual in battle.
	www.rpgamer.com /games/dq/dq2/reviews/dq2rdrev2.html (786 words)

	Music 4 Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Sugiyama is famous in Japan for his compositions for the Dragon Quest series, which have revolutionized Japanese game music.
		Sugiyama has conducted the London Philharmonic Orchestra for the Dragon Quest soundtracks for over 10 years, and the music has also been adapted into a classical ballet.
		Copyright © Armor Project/Bird Studio/Heart Beat/Alte Piazza/Enix/Koichi Sugiyama Licensed by Sony Music Entertainment (Japan) Inc. (2-15) P 1994 (3) 1995 (13,14,15) 1996 (6,7) 1997 (2,4,5,8,9,10,11,12) Sony Music Entertainment (Japan) Inc.
	www.music4games.net /n_gameon_chicago.html (388 words)

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