Setlist

National anthem

overture

PUSH

Saraba Itoshiki Kanshimitachi yo

Kasou Dystopia

DNA Rhapsody

Otome Sensou

Moretsu Uchu Kokyokyoku Dai 7 Gakusho "Mugen no Ai"

Tsuki to Gingami Hikousen

Get down!

Koko☆Natsu

Wani to Shampoo

5 The POWER

Moonlight Densetsu

Neo STARGATE

Sora Tobu! Ozashiki Ressha

Momoiro Daiko Dodonga Bushi

Joukyuu Monogatari - Carpe Diem

BIONIC CHERRY

Pinky Jones

Chai Maxx

Kimi no Ato

Bambina

Ikuze! Kaitou Shoujo

Roudou Senka

Hashire!

Momoclo no Nippon Banzai!

encore

Hai to Diamond

Konouta

Nippon Egao Hyakkei

Kuroi Shumatsu

reposting bakasawagi wallpapers

I would like to add a couple of questions and notes to the commentary of this concert.
This may certainly be considered futile, especially now (2014-03-15), when much more pressing events require our attention.
None the less I will proceed, since (sadly!) I'm very far from the Kokuritsu Kyōgijō and forced to content myself with collected BD (and other material).

First of all, It would be interesting, as a reference, a detailed recap of the scores performed by the Kanagawa Shonandai High School Marching Band.
(神奈川県立湘南台高校吹奏楽部, and if I am not mistaken, they call themseselves "White Shooting Stars").

Their first performance (before the anthem) included clearly trancriptions of "Pinky Jones", "Otome Sensō", "Orange Note" and "DNA Rhapsody".

The second (before "Get Down!") was based on music from Mussorgsky's (or Mussorgsky-Ravel, if you prefer) "Tableaux" (in particular the obvious "Promenade"), ending with a second version of "DNA Rhapsody".

But... That's all?
Has anyone been able to identify other themes?

As a side note, I think it must be highly praised the beauty and richness, almost orchestral in nature, of the sound produced by this band.
For example, a number like "Orange Note" that could have been dismissed as a silly march, was performed with a gentle, subtle approach, possibly even beyond the merits of the song itself.

As for the second question, I must admit that I was not able to identify the musical piece used for the ending credit roll (before the sketch about Reni's skirt).

As usual (but why?) the information is neither given in the credits themselves, nor in the booklet.
Moreover, the lyrics appear very unclear to a non-native English speaker like me.

Several Japanese sources give Jason Mraz's "Love for a Child" as music for the ending VTR, but this is clearly another thing.

So what is the answer?

Momoclo Melody

The same High school band who play in WORLD SUMMER DIVE Nissan Stadium




another angle