Tomoki Miyoshi

Tomoki Miyoshi credited his work in Steins;Gate under the pen name 'STEINS;' GATE SYMPHONIC REUNION' album version, orchestral arrangement.

Related productions for Steins;Gate

Tomoki Miyoshi in 'STEINS;' The album version credited with orchestral arrangement is credited to GATE SYMPHONIC REUNION.

I am Setsuna's commission and piano production

Tomoki Miyoshi, reflecting on "I am Setsuna," explained that Hiroaki Yura introduced his music to a team searching for composers; The existing prototype chosen by the team later became the main theme of "Winter Journey's End."

When he first met director Atsushi Hashimoto, they decided to use the piano as the main instrument in "I am Setsuna." Although Miyoshi had submitted orchestral experiments, the team still believed that piano was more suitable for works conceived around sadness.

Miyoshi first wrote about twenty pieces that could be played by a single piano, submitted them to Randy Kerber to record in Los Angeles, and then composed and performed the rest on a computer. Matching the tone of a live person and a computer piano was challenging, so Daniel Brown assisted with sound and mastering.

The difference between orchestral arrangement and expansion

Miyoshi has brought 'STEINS;' The song he participated in in was described as an orchestral arrangement of the original song.

While working on Monaco: The Gentleman's Private Collection, he had the opportunity to expand on his original works and recompose them.

Rewriting and song selection for "Winter's End."

When rewriting the music for "I am Setsuna" for the 2016 adaptation of "Winter's End," Miyoshi retained the original impression, expanded the short loop into a complete instrumental, and added the ending. He wanted the album to have an easy-to-listen, flowing feel, so he chose melodious tracks and avoided battle tracks.

Piano recording of the additional track

For the recording of the bonus tracks on this album, Miyoshi temporarily switched to playing the piano himself. He explained that while previously playing on a computer, this time he chose live recording to match Hiroaki Yura's playing speed.

Related entries

• Participated Works:Steins;Gate
• Featured Tracks:GATE OF PHENOGRAM（SYMPHONIC REUNION）
• Albums where he participated in orchestral arrangements:STEINS; GATE SYMPHONIC REUNION

References

• AniTone: SYMPHONIC REUNION complete 26 tracks
• Tower Records: SYMPHONIC REUNION is clearly the arrangement and vocals
• GameMusic: Tomoki Miyoshi produced an interview
• Dengeki Online: Tomoki Miyoshi talks about the piano arrangement of Winter's End

Data compiled on: 2026-10-16.