Eternal Melody is the first classical studio album by Japanese musician Yoshiki.

In 1992, inspired by Keith Jarrett's album The Köln Concert, he began learning about jazz improvisation and orchestration.

The music was written by Yoshiki, produced by George Martin, co-arranged with Gavin Greenaway and Graham Preskett, and performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra.

The first single was released by Toshiba-EMI, as the single of London Philharmonic Orchestra, and co-produced by George Martin, while the second single was released by BMG Japan, and name credit went to TBS, as was the theme song for their drama Tetteiteki ni Ai wa..., and co-produced with drama director Endo Tamaki (from TBS).

In the third week of November, the singles reached number five and three on the charts, with sales of 74,740 and 85,610 copies, respectively.