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Track List
01) Shine Of Snow I
02) Nohkan
03) Kaisan
04) Good-Bye Cello
05) New Road
06) Model
07) First Contact
08) Washing
09) Kizuna I
10) Beautiful Dead I
11) おくりびと~on record~
12) Gui-Dance
13) Shine Of Snow II
14) Ave Maria~おくりびと
15) Kizuna II
16) Beautiful Dead II
17) Father
18) おくりびと~memory~
19) おくりびと~ending~
01) Shine Of Snow I
02) Nohkan
03) Kaisan
04) Good-Bye Cello
05) New Road
06) Model
07) First Contact
08) Washing
09) Kizuna I
10) Beautiful Dead I
11) おくりびと~on record~
12) Gui-Dance
13) Shine Of Snow II
14) Ave Maria~おくりびと
15) Kizuna II
16) Beautiful Dead II
17) Father
18) おくりびと~memory~
19) おくりびと~ending~
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3:10
0:53
2:16
1:15
0:47
1:51
0:34
1:57
3:12
1:51
2:26
2:25
5:29
2:04
2:37
1:40
4:10
4:59
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First Released
2008
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Joe Hisaishi composed the soundtrack to the Academy Award-winning film Departures('Okuribito' in Japanese). Departures maintains a dramatic balance between slow, sustained string passages and sprightly waltz-like cues, although the former side of the score is definitely more prominent than the latter. Lively, thrillingly elegant cues such as “Gui – Dance” and “Okuribito – Ending” are welcome infusions of bouncing energy into a predominantly dramatic score. Even so, however, the cues featuring the score’s more emotionally intense passages are no less beautiful.
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Joe Hisaishi composed the soundtrack to the Academy Award-winning film Departures('Okuribito' in Japanese). Departures maintains a dramatic balance between slow, sustained string passages and sprightly waltz-like cues, although the former side of the score is definitely more prominent than the latter. Lively, thrillingly elegant cues such as “Gui – Dance” and “Okuribito – Ending” are welcome infusions of bouncing energy into a predominantly dramatic score. Even so, however, the cues featuring the score’s more emotionally intense passages are no less beautiful.
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