Ashita e no Sanka
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| "明日への讃歌” “Ashita e no Sanka” / “A Hymn for Tomorrow" |
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| Single by alan | ||||||||||
| from the album Voice of EARTH | ||||||||||
| Released | November 21, 2007 | |||||||||
| Genre | J-pop | |||||||||
| Length | 20:30 | |||||||||
| Label | Avex Trax | |||||||||
| Producer | Kikuchi Kazuhito | |||||||||
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Ashita e no Sanka is the debut Japanese-language single released by alan. The single peaked at #69 on the Oricon charts. The single was also released in Taiwan on June 20, 2008 and charted at #20 on the G-Music Jpop/Kpop charts[1] and #9 on the Five-Music Jpop/Kpop charts[2].
The orchestral version of "Ashita e no Sanka" was included in the later single Red Cliff: Shin-Sen. The Chinese version of the B-side song "Sakura Modern", titled "San Sheng Shi San Sheng Lu", was included in the Chinese maxi-single Xin Zhan (Red Cliff).
The Chinese version of the song, retitled to Mingri Zange (明日讚歌; A Hymn for Tomorrow) was included on Xin De Dongfang
Marty Friedman covered "Ashita e no Sanka" in his 2009 instrumental album Tokyo Jukebox.
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[edit] Track listing
[edit] CD
- Ashita e no Sanka (明日への讃歌; A Hymn for Tomorrow) (Lyrics: Nojima Shinji; Music: Kikuchi Kazuhito, Arrangement: Nakano Yuuta)
- Sakura Modern (桜モダン; Modern Cherry Blossoms) (Lyrics: Watanabe Natsumi; Music: Kikuchi Kazuhito, Arrangement: tasuku)
- Ashita e no Sanka (Instrumental)
- Sakura Modern (Instrumental)
[edit] DVD
- Ashita e no Sanka (Music video)
- Making of Ashita e no Sanka
[edit] References
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