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The program for Tokyo Game Orchestra’s Super RPG Orchestra Ultimate Day Show vs Supreme Evening Show has been released! This concert will be held on Oct. 30 at Showa Women's University’s Hitomi Kinen Kodo.
This event is a hit not just within Japan, but all around the world, and will feature different programs for day and evening performances, dividing them into “Ultimate” and “Supreme” music.
The first performance by the Tokyo Game Orchestra was held this past April. The Tokyo show was sold out, and the actress Sae Miyazawa performed at the Nagoya show. She’s cheering on the upcoming performance and released a supportive message.
■ Performance Details
Name: Super RPG Orchestra Ultimate Day Show vs Supreme Evening Show
Ticket Prices:
- 6,900 yen (SS seats)
- 5,900 yen (S seats)
- 4,500 yen (A seats)
- 8,500 yen (P seats)
Date: Oct. 30, 2016
Times:
- Day Performance: Opens at 1:30 p.m. / Curtains rise at 2:00 p.m.
Evening Performance: Opens at 5:00 p.m. / Curtains rise at: 5:30 p.m.
Location: Showa Women's University Hitomi Kinen Kodo (1-7-57 Taishido, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo-to)
Sponsor: Cultural Broadcasting
■ Program (some songs not listed)
Dearly Beloved - Kingdom Hearts
Kairi - Kingdom Hearts
Night of Fate - Kingdom Hearts
Traverse Town - Kingdom Hearts
Roxas - Kingdom Hearts
Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo - Kingdom Hearts
Itsuka Yume de - Kingdom Hearts
Itsuka Oujisama ga - Kingdom Hearts
The 13th Struggle - Kingdom Hearts
Tension Rising - Kingdom Hearts
Darkness of the Unknown - Kingdom Hearts
Chrono to Marle ~Tooi Yakusoku~ - Chrono Trigger
Kaze no Doukei - Chrono Trigger
Toki no Kairou - Chrono Trigger
Guardia Jou ~Yuuki to Hokori~ - Chrono Trigger
Kaeru no Theme - Chrono Trigger
Toki no Saihate - Chrono Trigger
Sekai Henkaku no Toki - Chrono Trigger
Chrono Cross ~Toki no Kizuato~ - Chrono Cross
Toki no Sougen: Home World - Chrono Cross
Chronomantique - Chrono Cross
Shippuu - Chrono Cross
Yume no Kishibe ni - Chrono Cross
Unmei ni Torawareshi Monotachi - Chrono Cross
Shisen - Chrono Cross
Yume no Kakera - Chrono Cross
Toki no Miru Yume - Chrono Cross
Pollyanna (I Believe in You) - Mother
Eight Melodies - Mother
Bein' Friends - Mother
Saturn Ballet Theme - Mother
Fourside (Matenrou ni Dakarete) - Mother
Smile and Tears - Mother
Kaze no Tsuioku ~Yuukyuu no Kaze Densetsu~ - Final Fantasy 3
J-E-N-O-V-A - Final Fantasy 7
Big Bridge no Shitou - Final Fantasy 5
Fisherman's Horizon - Final Fantasy 8
Force Your Way - Final Fantasy 8
Eyes on Me - Final Fantasy 8
To Zanarkand - Final Fantasy 10
Seymour Battle - Final Fantasy 10
Itsuka Owaru Yume - Final Fantasy 10
Songs differ between the matinee and evening showings. Please see the official site for details.
■ Supportive Comment from Sae Miyazawa:
“I’m Sae Miyazawa, and I had the privilege of performing at the Tokyo Game Orchestra’s first show. Congratulations on your upcoming performances! Teruya’s previous show was wonderful, and the memory of everyone in the orchestra having a ‘wish for the stars’ in their bags is a wonderful one for me. I don’t think many people in our generation have many chances to go see orchestras, but I hope that we’ll have more and more chance to enjoy ‘raw music’ using video game music. Wishing you the best for the upcoming shows!”
■ About the Tokyo Game Orchestra
The Tokyo Game Orchestra is led by Muneo Teruya, a lover of video game music. He performs this music as a way of sharing raw versions of fans’ favorite songs to them. Known for his work including music from the film Arashi no Yoru ni as well as arrangement and orchestration in Spriggan and *Macross Zero, Teruya’s sharp senses as a composer and arranger are widely known, and he has brought those senses to the Tokyo Game Orchestra as a way of sharing video game music with people in a way they have never heard before.
Source: @Press
