Brain Music

For the West Hollywood music recording, management, and publishing company, see The Brain Music.
Brain Music
Native name
ブレーン株式会社
Industry Music & Entertainment
Genre Classical
Founded Hiroshima, Japan (1976 (1976))
Founder Ken Murakami
Headquarters Hiroshima, Japan
Area served
Japan,
Products Sheet music, CD, DVD, and Video recording, publishing and production
Number of employees
53 (January ,2013)
Subsidiaries Bravo Music, Brain Music of Tokyo
Website www.brain-music.com/index.html

Brain Music is music recording and publishing company, founded in 1976. It is involved in the production and distribution of music in Japan as well as global exports.

Profile

Brain Music is a Japanese music recording and publishing company. It is one of the major distributors of classical music in Japan. It works with national associations such as the All-Japan Band Association to record and publish music from their competitions. Since 1999 it has been one of the few exporters of Japanese classical music through its subsidiary Bravo Music.

History

Brain Co., Ltd. was founded in 1976 by Ken Murakami. It was originally a small recording company serving the Hiroshima area. It focused mainly on recording educational music groups. As demand grew, they moved into recording contests and concerts for secondary, collegiate, community, military and professional musical groups. By 1983 they had created a monthly band topics video magazine called WINDS and the area of operations for recordings expanded to cover the entirety of Japan. In 1997 they began to offer a sales and rental collection of works for wind orchestra and ensembles. Staff grew from originally two in Hiroshima to now more than 50, with branches in Tokyo and Florida. In 1999, to serve America and Europe they created a Western export division called Bravo Music.

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