Jazz Trio Performs the Music of Studio Ghibli

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The Jazz trio performs the music of Studio Ghibli with a live band. This is a great opportunity to catch them performing in an intimate setting.

Introduction

Jazz trio “The bossa nova collective” will be performing the music of Studio Ghibli at the Blue Note Tokyo on July 21st and 22nd.

The group consists of Ayahi Takagaki on piano, Yusuke Hirado on bass, and Ryosuke Kitaura on drums. They have been playing together since they were students at the Tokyo College of Music, and have been performing the music of Studio Ghibli since 2015.

This will be their first performance at the Blue Note Tokyo, and they will be performing a selection of popular songs from Studio Ghibli films such as “My Neighbor Totoro”, “Spirited Away”, and “Princess Mononoke”.

About the Jazz Trio

The Jazz Trio is a group of three talented musicians who have come together to perform the music of Studio Ghibli. Their mission is to bring the beautiful and moving music of Ghibli to life, and they have been doing just that since they formed in 2014.

Who are the members of the Jazz Trio?

The Jazz Trio is a group of three jazz musicians who have come together to perform the music of Studio Ghibli. The members of the group are pianist Masaki Hayashi, bassist Ryosuke Tanaka, and drummer Yusuke Yamamoto.

What is the Jazz Trio’s connection to Studio Ghibli?

The Jazz Trio is a New Orleans-based band that specializes in playing the music of Studio Ghibli, a Japanese animation studio. The band was formed in 2014 by three friends who share a love of Ghibli’s films and music.

The Jazz Trio has performed at various venues in New Orleans, including the House of Blues and the French Quarter Festival. They have also been featured on NPR’s “All Things Considered” and in The Wall Street Journal.

The Music of Studio Ghibli

On October 5th, the Jazz trio named “Off the Cliff” performed the music of Studio Ghibli live at the Blue Note Tokyo. The event was a great success, and the trio played to a full house. The music of Studio Ghibli is some of the most beautiful and evocative music ever written, and it was a pleasure to see it performed live.

Some of the most popular Studio Ghibli songs include “A Whole New World” from “Aladdin,” “Be Our Guest” from “Beauty and the Beast,” “Can You Feel the Love Tonight” from “The Lion King,” “Circle of Life” from “The Lion King,” and “Once Upon a Dream” from “Sleeping Beauty.”

How does the Jazz Trio’s interpretation of these songs compare to the originals?

The Jazz trio’s interpretations of these songs are very compareable to the originals. The musicianship is exceptional, and they have done a great job of capturing the spirit and feel of the original compositions. The arrangements are also very faithful to the originals, so fans of the Studio Ghibli soundtracks will likely enjoy this album.

Conclusion

The album ends with a bang, not a whimper. The trio tackles “The Battle of Tenrou Island” from Fairy Tail, initially released in 2011. It’s a fitting conclusion to the album, as the song is an electrifying and intense battle theme. The band brings the same level of energy and excitement to the performance, making for an exhilarating listen.

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