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- Jun 11, 2014
I want to share something just a little bit off topic with you. I've just watched a documentary about Chopin Ballad No 1. The documentary is called "Chopin Saved My Life". In this documentary, there is a girl from Sendai called Momoka. She talks about her experience of 311 and how she feels about Ballad No 1. I think Yuzu might wants to express similar feelings through his new SP to us. Here is a rough translation of part of what Momoka has said:
Around 24:17
If there are lyrics to Ballad No 1, I think it's called the "cry of the soul". When I listen to it after the earthquake, just like what I've said before, I feel the souls travel back to the past and cry for help. It seems to me that that's the message the deceased has been saying to me. What Chopin wants to tell us is that for some reason he feels bitter. He did his best to write this song even when he is painful. I can feel his passion.
Around 35:13
I love Chopin Ballad No 1. I can receive energy from Chopin when I play his songs. I can feel sensation and courage in which I wasn't able to feel before the earthquake. When I look at the deceased after the earthquake, I believe I have to think positive and live long for them.
Mao-chan also skated Chopin Ballad No 1 after 311. However, Yuzu is using a different cut of this song. Apparently his version has cut out all the happy parts of the song, which leaves behind the sad parts, the parts which Momoka refers to as "cry of the soul". After watching this documentary, I am starting to understand why he pick this song and what he wants to tell us. What do you think?
Around 24:17
If there are lyrics to Ballad No 1, I think it's called the "cry of the soul". When I listen to it after the earthquake, just like what I've said before, I feel the souls travel back to the past and cry for help. It seems to me that that's the message the deceased has been saying to me. What Chopin wants to tell us is that for some reason he feels bitter. He did his best to write this song even when he is painful. I can feel his passion.
Around 35:13
I love Chopin Ballad No 1. I can receive energy from Chopin when I play his songs. I can feel sensation and courage in which I wasn't able to feel before the earthquake. When I look at the deceased after the earthquake, I believe I have to think positive and live long for them.
Mao-chan also skated Chopin Ballad No 1 after 311. However, Yuzu is using a different cut of this song. Apparently his version has cut out all the happy parts of the song, which leaves behind the sad parts, the parts which Momoka refers to as "cry of the soul". After watching this documentary, I am starting to understand why he pick this song and what he wants to tell us. What do you think?