Megumi Nakamura has made her career as a solo harpist in Japan and overseas. Impassioned and dedicated to widen the repertoire for her instrument, she has made a wide range of arrangements for harp, including “Requiem” (the whole work) by Faure, “Prelude” (op.3-2) and “Vocalise” (in the original key) by Rachmaninoff, in addition to introducing less-spotlighted works originally written for it. In October 2023 she performed with the Slovenian Armed Forces Orchestra under the baton of the world-renowned composer, maestro Johan de Meij, in Ljubljana, where she also gave a recital. Since 2022 she has appeared annually at Tokyo’s prestigious Hamarikyu Asahi Hall to give recitals, where she will Japan-premiere “Rondo” by Burgmüller originally written for harp. In 2022 she performed “The Dying Swan” with the world-renowned ballerina Svetlana Zakharova. In 2023 she performed her own composition “Variations on a Theme of God Save the King” for Her Imperial Highness Princess Akiko of Mikasa. Having a multi-faceted approach towards music making based on long-running and profound research, she has co-worked with some of the major museums in Japan to make official concerts tied to their exhibitions, such as the Tate Collection Exhibition hosted by the National Art Centre, Tokyo. As for the recording she has released 3 albums from King International, one of the major labels in Japan, to critical acclaim.