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6명이 위시리스트에 담았습니다
지난 7일 동안 12회 조회됨
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This work is a re-arrangement and composition of grandiose background music for an orchestra, and it could easily be treated as a classical piece.
Following the huge success of the 1977 theatrical release of Space Battleship Yamato, the background music from the first TV series, which was originally recorded in mono, was re-recorded and rearranged as a suite in stereo for this work.
All songs were composed, arranged and conducted by Yasushi Miyagawa, and performed by Symphonic Orchestra Yamato. This work shattered the preconceived notions of anime at the time, and had a major impact on the history of Japanese anime that followed.
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- Composed By, Arranged By, Conductor - Hiroshi Miyagawa
- Illustration - L. Matsumoto
- Scat - Kazuko Kawashima
- Orchestra - Symphonic Orchestra Yamato
- Producer - Yoshinobu Nishizaki
Herbert Von Karajan, Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Sibelius: Symphony No. 4, Tapiola
(LP)
Hiroshi Miyagawa, Kentaro Haneda
Final Yamato
(LP)
Anime
Sayonara Ginngatetudou 999
(LP)
John Williams
Aisle Seat
(LP)
Anton Karas
Anton Karas
(LP)
Miyuki Nakajima
Revival / Pierrot
(7")
Danielle Licari
Max 20
(LP)
Rudolf Serkin(Piano)
Beethoven/Sonata No.11 B-flat Op.22/Etc.
(LP)
Anime
Creamy Mami Curtain Call
(LP)
Agnes Chang
Sougen No Kagayaki
(LP)
Hiromi Iwasaki
Matenrou / Esoragoto
(7")
Herbie Mann
Discotheque
(LP)
