Hidemi Nemoto was credited as co-lyricist, composer, and arranger for "Promise Under the Blue Sky: Paradise in the Palm."
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Promise Under the Blue Sky - Related production of Palm Paradise
Hidemi Nemoto participated in "Pieces," credited as co-lyricist, composer, and arranger.
Piece scene arrangement
When producing the original PC version of 'Kono Aozora ni Yakusaku wo' for 'Pieces', Hidemi Nemoto prepared two versions: one with strings and one with piano accompaniment, allowing the production team to choose according to the scene. The game features a version with strings. The melody also focuses on cherishing shared time before parting, with Zhuyin conceiving a subtle expression for singing.
A reimagining of "Dearness."
When composing and arranging the ending theme "Dearness" for the PC series "Nursery Rhyme," Hidemi Nemoto originally wanted to write a school story ending theme with a relaxed, bright rhythm that is not overly grand. But this concept gradually approached the opening theme "true my heart," prompting a reconsideration of the direction. After attending a friend's wedding and hearing background music, I basically switched to a song suitable for wedding singing, where women express their feelings directly to men.
Nemoto, who created both melodies and piano accompaniment, raised the requirements for melody to allow singers to try new techniques and expressions. After composing, Saori Sakura was asked to write lyrics to match the game's content. In my own review, this is fundamentally the first time it has been called ave; New's vocal songs are responsible for both composition and arrangement.
Related entries
- Participated Works:A promise under the blue sky, a paradise in the palm
- Participated songs:Pieces
- I prepared two types of Pieces for the original PC scene:Pieces
- Lyricists and performers commissioned after composing "Dearness":Saori Sakura
- Composed and arranged the ending song "Dearness" for the PC version:and fell in love with children's rhymes
References
- 4Gamer: TGL's Palm Paradise character and song profile
- ave; new: Fundamental Sunrise Stories Pieces production and unadopted versions
- ave; new: Hidemi Nemoto's review of Dearness's creation and lyrics by Sakura
Data compiled on: 2026-10-16.