is a two disc image album for Reiko Okano's manga adaptation of

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's novel series of the same name. The first disc features performances by

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ensemble , the second features performances by

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and

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Track listing

CD1

#Sojo no Choshi Bongen - 4:52 #Shundeika ogaku Bugaku- 7:55 #Oshikicho no Choshi - 2:39 #Jussuiraku ogaku Kangen- 4:45 #Yoshinso iwa Hikyoku- 3:03 #Ichikotsucho no Sugagai - 1:38 #Ryo-o Ranjo ogaku Bugaku- 9:03 #Hyojo no Choshi - 2:51 #Bairo no Ha ogaku Bugaku- 5:42 #Asukai aibara- 4:31 #Banshikicho no Choshi - 4:58 #Soko ogaku Bugaku- 14:28 #Taishikicho no Choshi - 2:34 #Chogeishi ogaku Bugaku- 2:58 #Jisei oei- 6:52

CD2

#Star Gods - 7:43 #Six Small Pictures - 6:08 #Connecting Heaven to Earth - 3:55 #Little Lights - 4:33 #The Milky Way - 2:33 #Faraway Suns - 3:21

Credits

CD1

*Sukeyasu Shiba: Music Director (1-15), Ryuteki (1-4, 7-9, 12-14), Chorus (5), Saezuri (7), Ei (12) *Ko Ishikawa: Shō (1-4, 8, 9, 11-14), Vocal (10), Chorus (5) *Tamami Tono: Shō (1-5, 8, 9, 12-14) *Kazue Tajima: Shō (1-4, 8, 9, 12-14) *Remi Miura: Shō (1, 2, 8, 9), Shoko (4) *Satoru Yaotani:

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(1-4, 8, 9, 12-14), Chorus (5) *Katsuhiko Tabuchi:

(1, 2, 8, 9, 12-14),

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(4), Dadaiko (7) *Katsuyuki Kobayashi:

(1-4, 8, 9, 12-14), Chorus (5) *Aya Motohashi:

(1-5, 8, 9, 12-14) *Chiaki Yagi: Ryuteki (2, 7, 9, 12, 14),

(4), Kakko (3, 4), Lead Vocal (5) *Takeshi Sasamoto: Ryuteki (2, 5, 7, 9, 12, 14), Taiko (4) *Kanako Nakamura: Ryuteki (2, 4, 7, 9, 12, 14) *Kahoru Nakamura:

(3-5) *Naoko Miyamaru: Dadaiko (2, 9, 12, 14), Ryuteki (4), Kakko (3, 4), Shaku Byoshi (5) *Yuko Hirai: Kakko (1, 2, 7-9, 12), So (4), Ryuteki (7), San-no-Tsuzumi (8, 9, 13, 14) *Mika Noda: Daishoko (2, 7, 9, 12, 14), So (3-5) * Reiko Okano: Wagon (6, 10) *Ayumi Shimonoto: Vocal (15) *Ichiko Hashimoto: Piano (15) *Keishi Urata: Sound Architect (1-15) *Seiichi Takubo:

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Operator (1-15)

CD2

*Music written, produced and performed by

with

. *Voice: Kyoko Inatome *Translation: Charmian Norman-Taylor *Published by Opal Music *

published by Edition Outshine/

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UFA

Music for Onmyo-Ji Staff

*Produced by: Reiko Okano *Director: Yoshimoto Ishikawa ( Victor Entertainment, Inc./

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) *Recording Engineer: Keiichiro Yoshioka (Victor Aoyama Studio, Disc 1) *Assistant Engineers: Makoto Hoshino, Akitomo Takakuwa *Mastering Engineer: Kazushige Yamazaki *Art Director: Shin Sobue *Original Illustration: Reiko Okano *CG for Hologram: Takeshi Sawai, Tomohide Shigemura, Taro Kimura (Bus Plus One) *Editor: Yukio Yui ( Victor Entertainment, Inc.) *Printing: Kinyosya Printing Co. Ltd. *Promotion Manager: Ikuo Kawasaki ( Victor Entertainment, Inc.) *Promotion Staff: You Saito, Shiho Miyai ( Victor Entertainment, Inc.) *Sales Promotion Manager: Akifumi Nkamura ( Victor Entertainment, Inc.) *Sales Promotion Staff: Tetsuya Yamada, Hiroshi Yamashita ( Victor Entertainment, Inc.) *Manager: Shiro Sasaki ( Victor Entertainment, Inc.) *Senior Manager: Norio Uchiyama ( Victor Entertainment, Inc.) *Special thanks to:

, Anthea Norman-Taylor, Charmian Norman-Taylor, Catherine Dempsey, Ray Hearn, Keiko Ishihara (Beatink), Alastair Prentice, Miki Nagata Prentice, Macoto Tezka, Hiroyuki Nakajo (Yumemakura Baku Office Ltd.), Haruto Uchiyama, Yasufumi Takagi (Hakusensha), Osamu Kato (Asahi Shimbun), Chiaki Ohtsu (Coz-Fish), Mayumi Komatsu, Norn Noemi, Shugo Kasuga, Takashi Otsuyama, Keiya Takahashi, Yasuko Makino *Onmyo-Ji Author: Reiko Okano *Original Story:

References

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