Yamaha Joe Hisaishi 2: Animation Song Medley 2
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Summary of This Score
With Joe Hisaishi 2: Animation Song Medley 2, the wind orchestra dives into the melodic and expressive universe associated with Joe Hisaishi, through a sequence of animation themes designed as a true concert piece. This score, subtitled New Sounds in Brass, emphasizes the brilliance of the brass, clarity of attacks, and richness of textures, while giving woodwinds and percussion a key role in driving the musical narrative and establishing the groove.
The medley is structured to maintain the audience's attention: alternating lyrical sections and more rhythmic passages, carefully crafted transitions, and writing that highlights ensemble cohesion. At difficulty level 3, the musical goal lies as much in interpretation (dynamics, phrasing, articulations) as in collective precision (section balance, tuning of chords, synchronization of counter-melodies). This score is particularly relevant for enriching a concert program focused on "film/animation music," or to bring a modern and accessible touch to a wind ensemble season.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Musical, Film | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Joe Hisaishi_Kazuhiro Morita | Genre | Concert piece |
| Publisher | Yamaha Music Entertainment Holdings | Difficulty | 3 |
| Instrumentation | Concert Band | Pages | 28 |
Questions frequently asked
For which ensemble is Joe Hisaishi 2: Animation Song Medley 2 written?
This score is intended for a concert band, featuring arrangements that highlight brass, woodwinds, and percussion.
What is the difficulty level of this medley?
The indicated difficulty level is 3. The work particularly focuses on dynamics, articulations, and synchronization of countermelodies. The tuning of chords and balance between sections also contribute to the overall ensemble demands.
How many pages does the sheet music have?
The work consists of 28 pages.
Is this score suitable for a film music concert?
The stated genre combines film and musical theater, presented as a concert piece. The sequence of animation themes alternates between lyrical passages and more rhythmic sections.
Who is credited for the music and publication of this score?
Credits mention Joe Hisaishi and Kazuhiro Morita. The edition is published by Yamaha Music Entertainment Holdings.
