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Kanpai Song (feat. Mio Kobayashi, Yuka Koshi, Junya Yoshida, Luther-Hiroshi Ichimura & Satoshi Suzuki)
Nagahana Publishing
乾杯！乾杯！乾杯！
今日はお疲れさま！
みんなグラスを掲げて！
乾杯！乾杯！乾杯！
乾杯！
- Lyricist
Nagahana
- Composer
Nagahana
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Kanpai Song (feat. Mio Kobayashi, Yuka Koshi, Junya Yoshida, Luther-Hiroshi Ichimura & Satoshi Suzuki)
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Iizo Song (feat. Mio Kobayashi, Yuka Koshi, Junya Yoshida, Luther-Hiroshi Ichimura & Satoshi Suzuki)
Nagahana Publishing
<This album is a High-Resolution version.>
The long-awaited new release of Nagahana Choral Music features two small pieces that can be used in a variety of situations.
"Kanpai Song," which can be sung by everyone at the beginning of a drinking party or a party to make it more exciting.
The other is "Sanbika," a song that praises all kinds of wonderful things and says, "Good, do more."
Artist Profile
Nagahana Publishing
<Nagahana> Drinking enthusiast. Not living in Ikebukuro. Wild saxophonist, songwriter. Occasionally plays the flute. It looks like He drink only beer, but he actually prefer whiskey, especially bourbon. Loves other kinds of alcohol without distinction. His favorite snacks are beef jerky and chocolate. He will drink anything with alcohol in it, but only three glasses of grape wine will send him flying to Mars and not come back until morning. While arranging music for amateur orchestras and brass bands, he gets drunk, does something wrong, and writes about it in the form of funny choral music. He is also the bandmaster of Niconico Sounds in BRASS, and has performed as an alto / soprano saxophone player on all stages, including three international tours. (As of August, 2017) He claims to be a baritone saxophone player, but where the hell does he play it?
Nagahana Publishingの他のリリース
Mio Kobayashi
Yuka Koshi
Junya Yoshida
Luther-Hiroshi Ichimura
Satoshi Suzuki
YOTTA Factory Inc. / Nagahana Publishing
