♪Kyu Sakamoto: "Sukiyaki" (Comp.: Hachidai Nakamura / Arr.: Syuwa Nagai)
Vienna Hall, Fuchu Forest Art Theater, Tokyo in September 2020
We filmed this video against the background of empty auditorium, to document the "current state" of young musicians and in hope to see many of you in the concert hall again.
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Sukiyaki (Kyu Sakamoto) - "We'll meet again" Orchestra Project
Vienna Hall, Fuchu Forest Art Theater, Tokyo in September 2020
We filmed this video against the background of empty auditorium, to document the "current state" of young musicians and in hope to see many of you in the concert hall again.
We recorded performances by one or two players, and this video is made by layering them.
Filming was done keeping social distancing and proper safety procedures in mind.
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