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Studio Ghibli Suite - Joe Hisaishi - FilmHarmonia

The FilmHarmonia Orchestra Studio Ghibli Suite by Joe Hisaishi (arr. Adriano Carrijo). The films of Studio Ghibli feature a long-running partnership between director and animator Hayao Miyazaki and composer Joe Hisaishi. The suite opens with music from My Neighbor Totoro (1988). A pastoral theme introduces the story of two young sisters who move to a house in the countryside and befriend a large, silent forest spirit. Reverence for nature is a common theme in Miyazaki’s works — as are complex female protagonists, and antagonists with redeeming qualities. This is followed by "A Town With An OceanView” from Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989), the story of a young trainee witch who starts a parcel delivery business on a path to discovering her independence. Whimsical, slightly lonely piano and strings first take inspiration from the classical music world before picking up into a lively jig. Music from Princess Mononoke (1997) enters with a stately and anguished string melody, to be joined by woodwind and brass, and then echoed by solo oboe. In this historical fantasy, forest spirits are locked in a feud with villagers who seek to clear the forest to mine the earth for iron.Princess Mononoke, a girl raised by wolves, is caught between these two worlds. The wistful piano melody of “One Summer’s Day” from Spirited Away (2001) illustrates the bittersweet memories of our protagonist Chihiro/Sen. When Chihiro’s family becomes trapped in the spirit world, she faces an unhappy time working in a bathhouse to free herself and her parents, a task made harder by the chaotic visitor,No-Face. Finally, music from Howl’s Moving Castle (2004) features the film’s romantic main theme, “Merry Go Round of Life”. This eccentric yet majestic waltz reminds us with an optimistic nihilism that life goes on, unstoppably, and is only what we make of it. The idealistic but egotistical wizard Howl learns to put others first; and the resourceful and determined protagonist, Sophie, makes the most of the curse that has been placed upon her. https://filmharmonia.com/ https://static1.squarespace.com/stati... Musical Director: Joshua McNulty Joshua McNulty is a conductor, school band director, and composer. He graduated from the Sydney Conservatorium in 2015 where he studied composition and conducting with Sandy Evans, Carl Vine, John Lynch and Anthony Clarke. Joshua has worked with many ensembles including: the Macquarie University Symphony Orchestra; the Canaria Scoring Orchestra; the Wellington Players; the Inner West Community Band, and Strathfield Symphony Orchestra. Joshua has a keen interest in music written for the screen and stage. His most recent project, the FilmHarmonia Orchestra, is born out of a desire to see film and game music celebrated artistically. To date, FilmHarmonia has played eight sell-out shows. As an educator, Joshua directs numerous school bands across Sydney as well as tutoring many students on their instruments. The Orchestra: Violin 1 Mark Rossman* Justina Hanna Camille Hanrahan-Tan MadeleinaHanrahan-Tan Yuko Hughes Basil Ong Tze Wee Alvin Wan Marina Wu Violin 2 Daniel Zhou* Aritree Barua Ben Callaghan Jesse Chen Annabel Goodman Kate Kebzova Aiden Quan Marni Ramoni Kolat Rhea Sullivan Viola James Constable* David Loonam Ashur Varde Cello Mina Scarratt* Eryn Deys Jonah Eskander Eva-MariaHekkelman Ann Kwan Christopher Lawn Kay Lin Ng James Norton Double Bass George Machado* Paignthor Acevedo-Martin Mike Feghali Flute Alex Woof* (Piccolo) Milia Cavallaro(Piccolo) Morgan Ridley-Smith Oboe Hannah Kovilpillai* Clarinet Simon Parker* Rebecca Basclain Talia McLennan Hisashi Nakahara Bass Clarinet Helen Hamlin* Bassoon Keith Mitchell* Jaslyn Nash Horn Alex Green* Rachel Jamieson Julia Leung David Shi Trumpet Micah Napier* Will Angus Aimé Langeveldt Emma Stanton Trombone Benjamin Basclain* Angus Blake Connor Bratty Bass Trombone Sebastian Djayasukmana Tuba Sohtaka Kikuchi Harp JustinaVarkuleviciute Piano Er-Chih Li Emma Stanton Timpani Freya Steele Percussion Steven Machamer* Gloria Chen Cameron Hall Andrea Leong