The original soundtrack of "Princess Mononoke" is Joe Hisaishi's most successful symphony creation, and it is also the most critical one for him to become a world-class film scoring master. In the main melody of the soundtrack, the scene of the cello and the boys' choir is magnificent, and it also blends vocals and strings perfectly. The theme of "Princess Mononoke" in Hayao Miyazaki's works is heavy, the content is considered to be intertwined with fantasy and reality, and the main theme is majestic. The Mind Album covers all the relevant themes of the film, and then arranges them into a complete whole. In order to match the film's storyboard, the original soundtrack only takes the top part and strengthens the subtle momentum. This time, the style is as vast as "Nausicaa" or "Castle in the Sky", but it incorporates the tonality of the Oriental style, and it also has an atmosphere like ancient legends. Joe Hisaishi used a lot of string music in the movie, and played a symphony-like grand effect, which makes people feel desolate and expansive when they listen to it, and the imagination is boundless. At the same time, this film is full of rich ancient Japanese style, and the theme song "Princess Mononoke" is also quite tragic. Yoshimiichi's false voice solo is very nationally characteristic, and the clear and strong voice is like a woman telling ancient times. The legend is general.
Princess Mononoke music
2022-01-25 08:02
Extended Reading
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Consuelo 2022-04-24 07:01:02
In fact, this movie is quite depressing, and I don't really like this genre. Wild boars are pitiful. Pixies and horses are cute. I really hate people more and more. I also hate this male protagonist. I can't tell the difference between good and bad. Why not let that bitch die? Moreover, plagiarize our nine-color deer! ! If you don't know how to plagiarize our culture for Mao, you just don't say anything. We are a little bit like other people's things, that's plagiarism, hehehe
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Rachelle 2021-10-20 19:01:21
Hayao Miyazaki's best works surpass "Spirited Away" in the depth, complexity and breadth of connotation. Hisaishi Joe's symphony is magnificent and desolate, just like the sound of nature. None of the characters in the film are facial images with clear distinctions between good and evil. The dark scene of flesh and blood is in sharp contrast with the simple and cute elf. Regarding hatred and forgiveness, regarding endless conflicts, regarding the cyclical struggle between man and nature, there is no way out to live. (9.5/10)
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Prince Ashitaka: [Sees riflemen readying guns] It's a trap. No, wait! Princess of the wolf-gods, don't go down there! Go back to the forest! Listen to me, please, don't throw your life away!
Gonza: [Turns to Lady Eboshi] Shall I stop him?
Lady Eboshi: [Stares at wolf-girl and Ashitaka on the roof] Leave him be. Let him do as he likes.
San, The Princess Mononoke: [Wolf howls in distance, readies knife and charges down roof towards Lady Eboshi]
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Amishi Elder: I am the eldest of the Amishi. Our tribe was driven here by the ravages of the Emperor. Now our youngest warrior must cut his hair and go off into the unknown? Sometimes I think the Gods are laughing at us.