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Original Soundtrack / Joe Hisaishi - Princess Mononoke (Vinyl)

Original Soundtrack / Joe Hisaishi - Princess Mononoke (Vinyl)

Artist: Original Soundtrack / Joe Hisaishi

Music Genre: Classic, Ambient, Soundtrack

Label
Studio Ghibli Records
Cat No
TJJA-10025
Released
2020
Pressing
Japan
Styles
Modern Classical, Contemporary, Ambient, Soundtrack, Theme

EAN/UPC - 4988008087710

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Classic, Ambient, and Soundtrack

Joe Hisaishi — もののけ姫（サウンドトラック）
Format: Vinyl • Label: Studio Ghibli Records (TJJA-10025) • Released: 2020 • Pressing: Japan • Genre: Modern Classical, Contemporary, Ambient, Soundtrack, Theme

Tracklist:
A1. アシタカせっ記
A2. タタリ神
A3. 旅立ち－西へ－
A4. 呪われた力
A5. 穢土
A6. 出会い
A7. コダマ達
A8. 神の森
A9. 夕暮れのタタラ場
A10. タタリ神Ⅱ－うばわれた山－
B1. エボシ御前
B2. タタラ踏む女達－エボシ タタラうた－
B3. 修羅
B4. 東から来た少年
B5. レクイエム
B6. 生きろ
B7. シシ神の森の二人
B8. もののけ姫　インストゥルメンタルバージョン
B9. レクイエムⅡ
C1. もののけ姫　ヴォーカル
C2. 戦いの太鼓
C3. タタラ場前の闘い
C4. 呪われた力Ⅱ
C5. レクイエムⅢ
C6. 敗走
C7. タタリ神Ⅲ
D1. 死と生のアダージョ
D2. 黄泉の世界
D3. 黄泉の世界Ⅱ
D4. 死と生のアダージョⅡ
D5. アシタカとサン
D6. もののけ姫　ヴォーカル エンディング
D7. アシタカせっ記　エンディング

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

Joe Hisaishi (久石 譲, Hisaishi Jō) is a Japanese composer, musical director, conductor, and pianist, born December 6, 1950, in Nakano, Nagano, Japan. He started his career as a composer of contemporary classical music when he was still a student at the Kunitachi College of Music. At that time, he was into minimalist music. His stage name Hisaishi Joe (family name first) came from Quincy Jones. The kanji for "Hisaishi" could be read as "Kuishi", which is close to the Japanese pronunciation of "Quincy", and "Joe" of course came from "Jones". Hisaishi himself chose this name when he needed a stage name.

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