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Yuki Kajiura (梶浦由記) is the composer who created Puella Magi Madoka Magica's [[soundtrack]]. Kajiura founded [[wikipedia:Kalafina | Kalafina]], the group that performed Madoka's ending song, [[Magia]]. She also performs under the name [[wikipedia:FictionJunction | FictionJunction]]. | Yuki Kajiura (梶浦由記) is the composer who created Puella Magi Madoka Magica's [[soundtrack]]. Kajiura founded [[wikipedia:Kalafina | Kalafina]], the group that performed Madoka's ending song, [[Magia]]. She also performs under the name [[wikipedia:FictionJunction | FictionJunction]]. | ||
Kajiura makes heavy use of non-Japanese languages, including giving Latin titles to Madoka's songs. She frequently writes lyrics in "Kajiuraese" (also known as Kajiurago), a made-up language which is designed to sound pleasing and inspired by romance languages. | Kajiura makes heavy use of non-Japanese languages, including giving Latin titles to Madoka's songs. She frequently writes lyrics in "Kajiuraese" (also known as Kajiurago or Kajiuran), a made-up language which is designed to sound pleasing and inspired by romance languages. | ||
See the [[Soundtrack]] page for details on her Madoka-related works. | See the [[Soundtrack]] page for details on her Madoka-related works. | ||
Revision as of 20:58, 5 September 2012
Yuki Kajiura (梶浦由記) is the composer who created Puella Magi Madoka Magica's soundtrack. Kajiura founded Kalafina, the group that performed Madoka's ending song, Magia. She also performs under the name FictionJunction.
Kajiura makes heavy use of non-Japanese languages, including giving Latin titles to Madoka's songs. She frequently writes lyrics in "Kajiuraese" (also known as Kajiurago or Kajiuran), a made-up language which is designed to sound pleasing and inspired by romance languages.
See the Soundtrack page for details on her Madoka-related works.