NANA participated in "Falling in Love with the Train Origin," credited as a vocalist.
| Related works | The bell of blessing |
|---|---|
| Bell of Blessings: Signed Post | Performed by the singer |
Materials
NANA participated in "Falling in Love with the Train Origin," credited as a vocalist.
Blessing Bells: Singing
In "Bell of Blessing," NANA performed the vocals.
Blessed Campanella: dual lead vocal design
The lead vocalists of "Fukufuku no Campanella" came from the label wanting to create a more powerful work that was different from other songs. Based on this, Uematsu used two lead vocal parts: one maintaining the high part, the other entering from the lower section, allowing the two to harmonize together and create different transitional vocal variations.
A studio recording attempt for Promise ~Memories of the Moonlit Night~
Before NANA went to the studio to record the theme song CD "Promise ~Memories of the Moonlit Night~" for "Majisuki," the separate singing method had not yet been decided. She sang in the studio while experimenting with harmonies and different techniques, recording various singing styles.
Related entries
- Production Involvement:Fall in love with the train Origin
- Songs performed:Shiny Sky Shiny Days (Falling in Love with the Train)
- Participated Works:The bell of blessing
- Participated songs:Campanella of Blessings (Theme Song)
- Introducing MOONSTONE, who tried recording her Promise:MOONSTONE
- While recording Promise, I imagined Hiromi Sato by my side of NANA:Hiromi Sato
References
- RaRo: Music for 'Reil Romanesque origin.'
- Windmill: Plus Stories product and theme song
- Motoyasu Uematsu talks about Elements Garden, Volume 2 (Page 4)
- MOONSTONE: Recorded Majisuki theme song CD and singer Q&A
Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.