Hayao Miyazaki & Studio Ghibli Best Album (Piano Collection/Piano Solo)

Product Description

This exclusive collection features a selection of image albums, soundtracks, and theme songs from the iconic films of director Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli, spanning from "Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind" to "How Do You Live?" The compilation includes a total of 110 songs, all meticulously arranged as piano solos to capture the essence and atmosphere of the original compositions. This anthology offers fans a unique auditory journey through the enchanting worlds of Ghibli, celebrating the studio's rich musical heritage.

Product Specification

- Total Songs: 110
- Arrangement: Piano solos
- Featured Films: From "Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind" to "How Do You Live?"

Featured Songs

- From "Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind": Legend of the Wind, Distant Days (Nausicaa's Theme), Battle, Nausicaa Requiem, The Bird People - Ending
- From "Castle in the Sky": The Pigeon and the Boy, Memories of Gondor, Pazoo's Disappointment, Theta's Decision, Laputa: Castle in the Sky, Putting You on
- From "My Neighbor Totoro": Sanpou -Opening Theme Song, May Village, Kaze no Torimichi, Lost Child, Cat Bus, Mother, My Neighbor Totoro -ending theme song
- From "Grave of the Fireflies": Hanyu no Yado
- From "The Witch's Delivery Service": Mom's Broomstick, A Night on the Town, On a Clear Day..., A Town with a View of the Sea, Beginning of work, Gigi the Substitute, If I were wrapped in tenderness
- From "Omohide Poroporo": Love is a flower, you are its seed
- From "Red Pig": Winds of the Times -When People Were People, Piccolo Co., Dabohaze, Adriano's Window, Marco and Gina's Theme, The Days of No Return, To the Adriatic Sea, Sometimes we talk about the old days
- Additional songs from "The Sea Can Be Heard", "Heisei tanuki gassen pompoko", "Mimi wo Sumeba", "Princess Mononoke", "Spirited Away", "The Cat Returns", "Howl's Moving Castle", "Gedo Senki", "Ponyo on the Cliff", "The Borrower Arrietty", "From Up On Poppy Hill", "The Wind Rises", "The Tale of Princess Kaguya", "Marnie: A Memoir", and "How Do You Live?".