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| − | In the Hong Kong concert, the lineup for MKP39 was changed drastically. The only remaining member is [[Kouji Kinoshita]], with Jun☆Murayama replacing [[Kei Suzuki]] on keyboards, TABOKUN replacing [[Toshiaki Monma]] on bass, and Ryoichi "KIKU" Kikushima replacing [[Yuuhei Matsuoka]] on drums. The percussionist ([[Sachiko Wakamori]]) was dismissed as well. |
+ | In the Hong Kong concert, the lineup for MKP39 was changed drastically. The only remaining member is [[Kouji Kinoshita]], with Jun☆Murayama replacing [[Kei Suzuki]] on keyboards, TABOKUN replacing [[Toshiaki Monma]] on bass, and Ryoichi "KIKU" Kikushima replacing [[Yuuhei Matsuoka]] on drums. The percussionist ([[Sachiko Wakamori]]) was dismissed as well.[[File:O0480036012450277930.jpg|thumb|300px]] |
| − | Sapporo 2013 saw the return of Kouta Nakamura, and also |
+ | Sapporo 2013 saw the return of Kouta Nakamura, and also the depature of Jun☆Murayama who was replaced by Jun Imai. |
Tokyo 2013 also saw the return of Sachiko Wakamori. |
Tokyo 2013 also saw the return of Sachiko Wakamori. |
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Revision as of 17:46, 18 March 2013
MKP39 is the band that accompanied Hatsune Miku, Kagamine Len, Kagamine Rin, and Megurine Luka during their 2011 concerts in Tokyo, Sapporo, and Singapore (Mikupa), as well as KAITO during the March 8, 2012, concert in Tokyo (Mikupa).
First generation
From left to right : Yuuhei Matsuoka, Toshiaki Monma, Kouji Kinoshita, Kei Suzuki
The band members are Kouji Kinoshita (guitar), Kouta Nakamura (additional guitarist added after the Tokyo concert), Toshiaki Monma (bass), Yuuhei Matsuoka (drums), and Kei Suzuki (keyboard). In the 2012 Mikupa concert, Sachiko Wakamori (percussion) was added to the lineup.
Second generation
In the Hong Kong concert, the lineup for MKP39 was changed drastically. The only remaining member is Kouji Kinoshita, with Jun☆Murayama replacing Kei Suzuki on keyboards, TABOKUN replacing Toshiaki Monma on bass, and Ryoichi "KIKU" Kikushima replacing Yuuhei Matsuoka on drums. The percussionist (Sachiko Wakamori) was dismissed as well.
Sapporo 2013 saw the return of Kouta Nakamura, and also the depature of Jun☆Murayama who was replaced by Jun Imai.
Tokyo 2013 also saw the return of Sachiko Wakamori.
According to 5pb's Mikupa page, Kei Suzuki is now working behind the scenes as band master/manipulator for the second generation MKP39.[1]
References
- ↑ http://5pb.jp/mikupa/ Kei Suzuki (Band Master/Manipulator)
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