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男性:And here we have this sort of '60s, lounge-y kind of...
女性:See, oh... one of the reasons I think I end up crying during the opening/ending sequences is because the singer for the songs actually died last year.
And she composed a lot of very pretty themes. And she actually, she composed and sang these... which very much fit the show, which is kind of an oddity these days--(男性:Mmhmm.)--when they like to just slap on some J-pop band, you can tell that these songs were written for "Princess Tutu," which is very nice.
男性:Not to mention some of the, like, I mean a lot of it is, you know, classical music--classical Western music--but a lot of the incidental music during the show is just like little, uh, not overtures--I'm not really sure what the term is--but you know you have--she wrote just a little piece for just, you know, one scene...
女性:"Bridges," maybe?
男性:Maybe.
男性:And here we have this sort of '60s, lounge-y kind of...
女性:See, oh... one of the reasons I think I end up crying during the opening/ending sequences is because the singer for the songs actually died last year.
And she composed a lot of very pretty themes. And she actually, she composed and sang these... which very much fit the show, which is kind of an oddity these days--(男性:Mmhmm.)--when they like to just slap on some J-pop band, you can tell that these songs were written for "Princess Tutu," which is very nice.
男性:Not to mention some of the, like, I mean a lot of it is, you know, classical music--classical Western music--but a lot of the incidental music during the show is just like little, uh, not overtures--I'm not really sure what the term is--but you know you have--she wrote just a little piece for just, you know, one scene...
女性:"Bridges," maybe?
男性:Maybe.