Title: Deeply Moving...
Product review: Joe Hisaishi's work has always been eccletic, a cross between Japanese modal tones and western neo-classicalism, synthesizer and quiet piano. This album demonstrates Hisaishi's growth as a composer and truly ranks as his best. Meaning his best, being better than Mononoke with its quiet and longing tone and its simple melodies. They really work well with the exploits of little Chihiro and the strange ghost world where her adventures take place. I feel truly blessed that Hisaishi's work (along with Hayao Miyazaki's) is being showcased here in the States. They both are truly at the top of there game, and get this: Miyazaki is a legend in his homeland but almost completely unknown here. I hope Miyazaki continues to bring his films over to the USA.
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