rasmus faber presents platina jazz anime standards download

They discussed different ways of interpreting anime music to bring it to a wider audience and bring out its musical qualities to the fullest. It was in 2008, Swedish house DJ, pianist and producer Rasmus Faber first spoke of his love for the musical complexity of anime soundtrack music with his management. The music contained in these productions is as diverse as the TV series and films are numerous.

What do Japanese anime, a house music producer and a Swedish big band jazz ensemble have in common? If your answer is 'not much', then chances are you have yet to discover the unique style and blend of anime music and jazz sensibilities that is Platina Jazz!Īnime, as a cinematic and television genre has its roots in Japan but it has seen a steady growth in attraction to global audiences from children’s cartoons in the 80’s and 90’s to main stream blockbuster status in recent years thanks to films such as Castle In The Sky and Spirited Away. Many more songs are recorded on video for the first time! Zen Zen Zense, first time on video for us, with vocalist Josefine Wassler We are performing a vocal version of Cha La Head Cha La which is first time for us to record this version on videoĪ special vocal version of Ai Oboete Imasuka with Maia Hirasawa singing in Japanese Shipping fee will be added at check out.įor most tracks, a big horn section is used (8 horns) which is more than we’ve ever had before! New arrangements come with this setting. *Japan original key chain is expected to be shipped sometime between the end of May to the beginning of June.

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Exclusive live set by Platina Jazz presented by composer and producer Rasmus Faber

Rasmus faber presents platina jazz anime standards download