I don't see it as an argument, it's the start of an intimate conversation between Mizore and Nozomi. A fleeing moment of communication that only those two can understand. That is the moment that Nozomi realized she was Liz and she would be holding back Mizore in the future. I don't see Mizore and Nozomi having the argument that followed the piece out of anger, but it came from misunderstanding one another. Nozomi is afraid that after Mizore realizes that there's nothing special about her Mizore would leave and just like the pufferfish she went on the defensive to keep Mizore away from her in that vulnerable state. Mizore doesn't care, because without Nozomi's friendship Mizore would not be the person she is now. Everything for Mizore changed that day Nozomi asked her to be in the concert band.
The bluebird wanted to be with Liz but deep down she also wants to be free. There was scene where they were outdoors and Liz asked the bird to never leave her. So the bird thinks Liz didn't want her to go.(Liz's decision is her decision ) Another scene shows the blue bird staring at other birds in the sky. She didn't say anything but Liz understood. *Every night* the bird fly outside but returns home b4 Liz 'wakes up', Liz pretended not to know so that she never have to face that fact that she should let her go. At first Liz wanted to 'cage' her, but then deep down she knows blue bird should return to where it belongs. The bird didn't want to go but when Liz set her free, even though she was sad to leave her u can see the joy and excitement in her eyes. Liz was brave to make the choice. Sometimes we're in denial of our true desire because of someone important, but when that person knows, and make the decision to let us go, there's no longer anything holding us back. For those who think that Liz should've caged the bird, imagine Nozomi going to music school because of someone else, it'd be a disaster.
We never want to be with someone who locked down our freedom. But, who knows if we feel locked down or not? No one but ourself. Which kind of freedom do you mean? And how could that person knows that you freedom is taken by him/her. In this case, that blue bird has freedom to fly freely on the sky, but she has freedom to love and stay with liz as long as she can right? Liz also has freedom to be together with the blue bird. When you live together some freedoms may be fade, but there were not just "my freedom" and "her freedom", but there was also "our freedom". In this case I want to ask. Say goodbye to the blue bird and the blue bird fly high to the wild sky, is that the best choice for them? Or just for one of them?
Hats off to the sound editing team. The entrances by the ensemble are just a tad bit off, showing that they're still learning the piece. They're not entirely up to speed with the tempo of the piece they're playing. The little baited breaths added to emphasize their hesitation to play. So many little details. It's so uncommon to find this in anime nowadays. Good job Kyoani.
I do not know why I did not cry the first time, yet I understood the whole story but for all that I admit that this scene of the film is very beautiful.
Kyoani was the first anime studio that made me cry and the anime I was watching wasn't even a drama anime (it was K-On!). Ever since then I've become an avid fan of KyoAni
@@jin6089 if you want tears from k-on watch the behind the scenes where the actual VAs from the show spend weeks learning the songs from the anime to play for the VA for Azusa and she breaks down in tears
At first I thought Nozomi was the blue bird, because she seemed to be very cheerful and Mizore was Liz, because she was rather alone. But then I realized that the blue bird one was actually Mizore, because she suppressed her emotions and hid her actual talent so she could be with Nozomi and even go to the same uni. Nozomi then realizes this and lets Mizore express herself in music freely. Theoretically, if they would go to the same uni, Nozomi would become blue bird again since she wouldn't follow her actual dreams and be caged somewhere instead only to stick with Mizore.
I don't think Mizore suppressed her talent to be with Nozomi but rather, Mizore's expressiveness depends on her emotional state which is something she has to overcome as a pro musician, she'll have to find ways to motivate herself & be self-sufficient as an adult without Nozomi being around. Nozomi was the 1 who originally loved music but she previously quit in protest of previous band corruption but the setback left her feeling empty & her skills have also dulled. Miscommunication Cliches dominated their friendship since the schism.
One area this series truly excels at is the climatic performance scenes. Music is used by the characters as a powerful means of communicating their feelings to each other, sometimes feelings that can't be put into words, and here we have yet another climax that does not disappoint in that regard.
This piece, this movie, and the song Sagitta Luminis (from Madoka Magica) inspire me to start oboe in the first place. I hear it’s tough but I don’t really care haha. I’m sure you didn’t as well when you started. Keep it up my friend and you’ll be able to replicate this piece as well.
Yeah, there are only two types of oboe players: Your average nasal-toned oboe player in a high school band who picked up the instrument because the music needed an oboe player, and then the oboe players who are dedicated enough to have a tone as good as Mizore's.
Such a criminally underrated film, personally I think this perfectly captures anime's essence, every frame, movement and music is quintessential in the film, not a single one of them is wasted. All of it works as one to convey the message of relationship breaking apart and coming back together, and it is only possible to do so because it is an anime. If someone ask what is anime, this could be use as an textbook example. And in my personal opinion this movie rivals some of the best anime films out there
I'm so happy that Taki let the ensemble keep playing, even though it was clear that they were off from the start. I feel that irl directors would've immediately stopped the playing, and wouldn't have let Mizore demonstrate her emotional playing. Also, I know Nozomi immediately felt like she couldn't keep up with Mizore, but I honestly think she's the one who kept up with her the most. Everyone else (including the other flutes) for the most part stopped playing, but Mizore tried her best to keep playing along with Mizore no matter how flawed it was. (depicted best @ 2:44)
At 1:25 that entrance from Mizore I just love the expression they put into everything. From the power and presence behind the oboe to Nozomi’s shocked and sad expression. In that moment she realizes that she cannot play as well with her but she doesn’t want to drag her down and doesn’t want to let her go, so she tries as best as she can to keep up. It’s all so well directed in every aspect of the film’s production
@@kokokado3750 Agreed! I really like how from that point at 1:25, the music shifts its focus on Mizore, and a bit of Nozomi, with everything else muted (except for the dramatic finale with the Trumpets). Its like the films showing us musically how Nozomi feels as Liz after a lot of the film focused on Mizore as Liz earlier.
@@neptuneg9232 that is so true. mizore and nozomi swich the roles a lot and later in the movie they understand the two figures are almost like one individual. They arent seperated. There were a lot of symbolic imagery in the movie about that.
It is pretty stand alone or Hibike! Euphonium would be slapped next to the title. I would/have recommended this movie to a lot of people who have never seen Hibike. So long as you don't mention the parent series, people will never know.
Yeah, I mean if you annalyze it from a thematic, art style and directorial standpoint, it might as well be completely different from hibike euphonium. Like if you replace all the characters it would still work the same, to view it with the same lense as hibike euphonium, is doing it injustice
The beauty of the music aside... I'm still kinda jealous that Mizore can play the oboe while still looking like an angel. Playing that thing feels like hell in my lips and I look like an overinflated balloon.
God do I love the character designs. I always thought Mizore looked like a typical shy girl in Hibike and Nozomi look too childish. But they show a much more realistic and more mature approach and I love it.
Didn't expect such an incredible and emotional movie when i started it. I love the team of regisseurs, producer, composer who gave us Liz and a blue bird, and a silent Voice
Can I just say that this is such an amazing healing song to go through with especially concerto for euphonium is a beautiful piece along to listen to while healing and something I see as kyoani’s way to connect to us. It’s something that Yasuhiro and Naoko made that inspired me to remember its okay to feel what you feel. It feels like two girls dancing in a ballroom elegantly but with grief in their hearts and regrets. I see the person that’s dancing and the other one is us. Thank you Kyoto Animations for everything and please take your time healing
As a flutist myself this hit me hard. When she just slowly put her flute down and she tries playing again but it doesn't quite come out right. I've been in that same situation before and it's all to real. Especially when playing along with some that is phenomenal. This movie truly is a masterpiece.
out of all the hibike stuffs. this movie alone is definitely the one that hits me the most. i didn't know how very deep the relationship between nozomi and mizore.
It's still a double reed, so the technique isn't that different. I think you should buy an oboe for yourself and learn to play. On the other hand, I really love the bassoon. It has a richness that the oboe can't match. If you can play both instruments you'll have an incredible color palette at your disposal.
@@JustClaude13 I agree, bassoon and oboe both have double reeds. If I learn how to play the bassoon I wouldn't have that much of a problem for the oboe. I rather use my 15th birthday money 💰 to buy a oboe
@@jacquelinedamian2423 Sounds great! Does it have the keys for the bell? Mine was a cheep one off E-Bay; a Burescher Aristocrat from the 70s. It has open vent holes I can pinch between my knees to play a B. Not exactly high tech.
Watching Liz and The Blue Bird before the 3rd movie was so worth it. Just what happens in the competition just gave me goosebumps with the added context
I watched this movie at night and I was kinda sleepy but when this scene happened, I got goosebumps....I could feel the difference in playing even though I know nothing about orchestral music. And I ended up tearing up. This was a scene full of confidence and yet a scene of utmost anxiety and I could feel the tension to my very core.
Emery Hemmings If i were Liz i wouldn’t let the bluebird go. I mean the bluebird said it itself that it was happy when it’s with Liz. Just my opinion though
@@ryunakire9839 the bluebird wanted to be with Liz but deep down she also wants to be free. There was scene where they were outdoors and Liz asked the bird to never leave her. So the bird thinks Liz didn't want her to go.(Liz's decision is her decision ) Another scene shows the blue bird staring at other birds in the sky. She didn't say anything but Liz understood. If the bird didn't want to fly she wouldn't have flew out *every night* , and Liz pretended not to know cuz she didn't want to face the fact that she should let her go. At first Liz wanted to 'cage' her, but then deep down she knows blue bird should return to where it belongs. The bird didn't want to go but when Liz set her free, even though she was sad to leave her u can see the joy and excitement in her eyes. Liz was brave to make the choice. Sometimes we're in denial of our true desire because of someone important, but when that person knows, and make the decision to let us go, there's no longer anything holding us back.
You can usually rent an instrument for a year for decent prices, then use that year to determine if saving money for a full purchase is a worthwhile goal
I think it is possible they will come back to this song in the next season of Hibike! Euphonoum, but it sadly won't be a main focus of a story, since this song has already played it's part in a side story for two side characters. It is a very gorgeous piece, though!
Magnifique, cette musique résonne dans l'âme et on a l'impression de voir la scène où Lise et l'oiseau bleu discutent et même se disputent un peu avant de s'en aller
When i listene the this i got low key journey vibes it was just so calming and had that very whimsical feel that most journey songs had and it made me very nostalgic. Great movie btw 9/10 could be gayer
www.print-gakufu.com/score/detail/290435/ This contains both the full score and all seperate parts, but I'm not fluent in Japanese reading, so it's best to have some guidance from a Japanese speaker while considering this piece. Have fun!
Me and my friend are trying it she's playing the flute and since we don't have an oboe Im going to do the oboe part so far its not bad just need to practice
damn it! was the movie supposedly a teaser of a new season? cuz it played that way, shuichi is benched in kumiko's heart, new characters cried after losing and the fact that they lost?! though I must say they lost because of this piece, yes it's a pretty great piece but, it was too emotional for a contest. though goddamn mizore nailed every second of it!
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Rest in peace, the 36 who have died in the Kyoto Animation fire.
For people that created something so passionate and wholesome to have such a tragedy happen to them... It's so incredibly unfair.
36 now
@@I_EAT_POTATOES_404 burned
An argument between the two characters was held in that duet. A brilliant move by kyoani indeed
Show and not tell. Brilliance from the director.
I don't see it as an argument, it's the start of an intimate conversation between Mizore and Nozomi. A fleeing moment of communication that only those two can understand. That is the moment that Nozomi realized she was Liz and she would be holding back Mizore in the future.
I don't see Mizore and Nozomi having the argument that followed the piece out of anger, but it came from misunderstanding one another. Nozomi is afraid that after Mizore realizes that there's nothing special about her Mizore would leave and just like the pufferfish she went on the defensive to keep Mizore away from her in that vulnerable state. Mizore doesn't care, because without Nozomi's friendship Mizore would not be the person she is now. Everything for Mizore changed that day Nozomi asked her to be in the concert band.
Dueling banjos, erm woodwinds…
The bluebird wanted to be with Liz but deep down she also wants to be free. There was scene where they were outdoors and Liz asked the bird to never leave her. So the bird thinks Liz didn't want her to go.(Liz's decision is her decision ) Another scene shows the blue bird staring at other birds in the sky. She didn't say anything but Liz understood. *Every night* the bird fly outside but returns home b4 Liz 'wakes up', Liz pretended not to know so that she never have to face that fact that she should let her go. At first Liz wanted to 'cage' her, but then deep down she knows blue bird should return to where it belongs. The bird didn't want to go but when Liz set her free, even though she was sad to leave her u can see the joy and excitement in her eyes. Liz was brave to make the choice. Sometimes we're in denial of our true desire because of someone important, but when that person knows, and make the decision to let us go, there's no longer anything holding us back. For those who think that Liz should've caged the bird, imagine Nozomi going to music school because of someone else, it'd be a disaster.
We never want to be with someone who locked down our freedom. But, who knows if we feel locked down or not? No one but ourself. Which kind of freedom do you mean? And how could that person knows that you freedom is taken by him/her. In this case, that blue bird has freedom to fly freely on the sky, but she has freedom to love and stay with liz as long as she can right? Liz also has freedom to be together with the blue bird. When you live together some freedoms may be fade, but there were not just "my freedom" and "her freedom", but there was also "our freedom". In this case I want to ask. Say goodbye to the blue bird and the blue bird fly high to the wild sky, is that the best choice for them? Or just for one of them?
Hats off to the sound editing team. The entrances by the ensemble are just a tad bit off, showing that they're still learning the piece. They're not entirely up to speed with the tempo of the piece they're playing. The little baited breaths added to emphasize their hesitation to play. So many little details. It's so uncommon to find this in anime nowadays. Good job Kyoani.
It's a really nice touch,it's quite common in Yamada's works.
wait what “sound editing” team? They used an actual band from a university to play this piece
I do not know why I did not cry the first time, yet I understood the whole story but for all that I admit that this scene of the film is very beautiful.
I cried the shit out at this scene and I almost never cry, kyoani always gets me
Kyoani was the first anime studio that made me cry and the anime I was watching wasn't even a drama anime (it was K-On!). Ever since then I've become an avid fan of KyoAni
@@jin6089 if you want tears from k-on watch the behind the scenes where the actual VAs from the show spend weeks learning the songs from the anime to play for the VA for Azusa and she breaks down in tears
@@gregbagel791 dude I already watched that years way back, still remember how I torture myself with that song
Trueee
That’s what KyoAni does best! Bring their audience to tears. Like Pixar.
they were each other’s liz and blue bird.
YES
Man when she finally stop holding back it gave me goosebumps
At first I thought Nozomi was the blue bird, because she seemed to be very cheerful and Mizore was Liz, because she was rather alone. But then I realized that the blue bird one was actually Mizore, because she suppressed her emotions and hid her actual talent so she could be with Nozomi and even go to the same uni. Nozomi then realizes this and lets Mizore express herself in music freely.
Theoretically, if they would go to the same uni, Nozomi would become blue bird again since she wouldn't follow her actual dreams and be caged somewhere instead only to stick with Mizore.
I don't think Mizore suppressed her talent to be with Nozomi but rather, Mizore's expressiveness depends on her emotional state which is something she has to overcome as a pro musician, she'll have to find ways to motivate herself & be self-sufficient as an adult without Nozomi being around.
Nozomi was the 1 who originally loved music but she previously quit in protest of previous band corruption but the setback left her feeling empty & her skills have also dulled.
Miscommunication Cliches dominated their friendship since the schism.
Mizore's prowess on the Oboe rivals Reina's on the trumpet.
One area this series truly excels at is the climatic performance scenes. Music is used by the characters as a powerful means of communicating their feelings to each other, sometimes feelings that can't be put into words, and here we have yet another climax that does not disappoint in that regard.
Well duh
She’s a better oboe player then I ever will be
These are professional oboe players behind the mic, so I guess it's okay that Mizore plays better than some of us every will
Practice :)
This piece, this movie, and the song Sagitta Luminis (from Madoka Magica) inspire me to start oboe in the first place.
I hear it’s tough but I don’t really care haha. I’m sure you didn’t as well when you started. Keep it up my friend and you’ll be able to replicate this piece as well.
@@caladbolg777
I just started at 59. I don't suppose I'll ever get any real skill, but hopefully I can make it sound like an oboe.
Sammmee
I've never think how a oboe's sound could be so beautiful 😭💙
It is beautoful
That's why the oboe is often used as a solo voice
Yeah, there are only two types of oboe players: Your average nasal-toned oboe player in a high school band who picked up the instrument because the music needed an oboe player, and then the oboe players who are dedicated enough to have a tone as good as Mizore's.
@@soulfur1031 Yep. This kid switched from flute to oboe because we don't have an oboe player.
you never watch orchestra?
I feel it when nozomi stops playing to cry and when she plays again after mizore, it’s so sorrowful 😞 yamada does it again 🥺
Such a criminally underrated film, personally I think this perfectly captures anime's essence, every frame, movement and music is quintessential in the film, not a single one of them is wasted. All of it works as one to convey the message of relationship breaking apart and coming back together, and it is only possible to do so because it is an anime. If someone ask what is anime, this could be use as an textbook example. And in my personal opinion this movie rivals some of the best anime films out there
I cry every time I hear this song. I play the oboe, and my best friend is a flute player. This really hit close to home-
I still feel the wonder and hesitancy and bittersweet feelings everytime I hear this piece. I remember my own Liz, my own Bluebird.
Same! Like it makes me cry everytime and I never know if these are a tears of joy or sadness. Perhaps sad happines
I'm so happy that Taki let the ensemble keep playing, even though it was clear that they were off from the start. I feel that irl directors would've immediately stopped the playing, and wouldn't have let Mizore demonstrate her emotional playing.
Also, I know Nozomi immediately felt like she couldn't keep up with Mizore, but I honestly think she's the one who kept up with her the most. Everyone else (including the other flutes) for the most part stopped playing, but Mizore tried her best to keep playing along with Mizore no matter how flawed it was. (depicted best @ 2:44)
At 1:25 that entrance from Mizore I just love the expression they put into everything. From the power and presence behind the oboe to Nozomi’s shocked and sad expression. In that moment she realizes that she cannot play as well with her but she doesn’t want to drag her down and doesn’t want to let her go, so she tries as best as she can to keep up. It’s all so well directed in every aspect of the film’s production
@@kokokado3750 Agreed! I really like how from that point at 1:25, the music shifts its focus on Mizore, and a bit of Nozomi, with everything else muted (except for the dramatic finale with the Trumpets). Its like the films showing us musically how Nozomi feels as Liz after a lot of the film focused on Mizore as Liz earlier.
@@neptuneg9232 that is so true. mizore and nozomi swich the roles a lot and later in the movie they understand the two figures are almost like one individual. They arent seperated. There were a lot of symbolic imagery in the movie about that.
Im just today year old when I realized that this movie is just a side story of Hibike! Euphonium
It is pretty stand alone or Hibike! Euphonium would be slapped next to the title. I would/have recommended this movie to a lot of people who have never seen Hibike. So long as you don't mention the parent series, people will never know.
Yeah, I mean if you annalyze it from a thematic, art style and directorial standpoint, it might as well be completely different from hibike euphonium. Like if you replace all the characters it would still work the same, to view it with the same lense as hibike euphonium, is doing it injustice
The beauty of the music aside...
I'm still kinda jealous that Mizore can play the oboe while still looking like an angel. Playing that thing feels like hell in my lips and I look like an overinflated balloon.
😂😭
God do I love the character designs. I always thought Mizore looked like a typical shy girl in Hibike and Nozomi look too childish. But they show a much more realistic and more mature approach and I love it.
2:28 when she plays the small ladder down it feels like memories being relieved
I saw the new movie " Chikai no finale ", This is the song they were playing in the Kansai competition. and it was brilliant
マ-ビンタ link?
Nana Daiba I watched it in theaters, sry ~~
Just saw it yesterday and it was amazing.
They were robbed...just sayin
hotohori69 it’s for the upcoming project so I think it was a plot for it
1:25 is my favorite part, oboe especially
YAS
Didn't expect such an incredible and emotional movie when i started it. I love the team of regisseurs, producer, composer who gave us Liz and a blue bird, and a silent Voice
Christian Weber oh wait what they also composed a silent voice
@@rigwa Yepp, they did 😁
You can check it on wikipedia (or somewhere else). Naoko Yamada as the Regisseur and the rest of the main team are the same
Love how the delicate line work conveys the transience and fragility of its characters.
I have watched this movie several times now and I cry during this scene every time.
so moving and beautiful
To all who lost their lives, you will not be forgotten.
The oboe player was so painful on playing it that makes me cry so hard while listening to it
I dont think any other studio wouldve chose to tell its emotional climax through music. And if so never with this much dedication and accuracy.
Peace, relax, beautiful....this song is just incredible ! Perfect for sleep.
Can I just say that this is such an amazing healing song to go through with especially concerto for euphonium is a beautiful piece along to listen to while healing and something I see as kyoani’s way to connect to us. It’s something that Yasuhiro and Naoko made that inspired me to remember its okay to feel what you feel. It feels like two girls dancing in a ballroom elegantly but with grief in their hearts and regrets. I see the person that’s dancing and the other one is us. Thank you Kyoto Animations for everything and please take your time healing
That description of the ballroom scene is honestly really beautiful
Wow. You can hear their breaths, and not only when they’re inhaling before they play.
rewatching this for the 50th time im still crying everytime. Its too beautiful for me
As a flutist myself this hit me hard. When she just slowly put her flute down and she tries playing again but it doesn't quite come out right. I've been in that same situation before and it's all to real. Especially when playing along with some that is phenomenal. This movie truly is a masterpiece.
out of all the hibike stuffs. this movie alone is definitely the one that hits me the most. i didn't know how very deep the relationship between nozomi and mizore.
I cry every time I hear Misore's oboe. Such a masterpiece, Liz und ein kleiner Vogel.
This is the most beautiful movie
BUT SO UNDERRATED :(
@@Nezumi99Ikr!
When I first watched the movie this scene floored me. I had to pause for at least 10 minutes because the tears wouldn't stop.
This made me cry. Mizore has inspired me when she is confident on her solo. I really want to play the oboe. Sadly I switched from flute to bassoon.
It's still a double reed, so the technique isn't that different. I think you should buy an oboe for yourself and learn to play.
On the other hand, I really love the bassoon. It has a richness that the oboe can't match. If you can play both instruments you'll have an incredible color palette at your disposal.
@@JustClaude13 I agree, bassoon and oboe both have double reeds. If I learn how to play the bassoon I wouldn't have that much of a problem for the oboe. I rather use my 15th birthday money 💰 to buy a oboe
@@jacquelinedamian2423
EBay has some good deals if you can be patient and know what to look for.
@@JustClaude13 I've decided to buy one on a music store which is a 3k dollars for a beginner oboe
@@jacquelinedamian2423
Sounds great! Does it have the keys for the bell? Mine was a cheep one off E-Bay; a Burescher Aristocrat from the 70s. It has open vent holes I can pinch between my knees to play a B.
Not exactly high tech.
My heart aches every time I hear the third movement, like I want to get closer to it but eventually the wall between reality and fiction stops me
THE SCENE, perfectly splendid, magistral, no words to describe all feelings...a unique piece of art
0:37 is my favorite part because it gives off the feeling of a whole forest coming alive
Watching Liz and The Blue Bird before the 3rd movie was so worth it. Just what happens in the competition just gave me goosebumps with the added context
The flute is so beautiful
Never fails to make me cry ❤❤❤
Never fails to make me cry ❤️❤️❤️
As a person who doesn’t think my oboe sounds good especially when I play it this made me really happy
It took me a while to realize that this is a continuation of Sound! Euphonium.
I watched this movie at night and I was kinda sleepy but when this scene happened, I got goosebumps....I could feel the difference in playing even though I know nothing about orchestral music. And I ended up tearing up. This was a scene full of confidence and yet a scene of utmost anxiety and I could feel the tension to my very core.
Mizore literally over powered Nozomi
Its symbolic on how Mizore’s love for Nozomi overpowers Nozomi’s love for Mizore
I come back to watch this sence again and again. Such a beautiful anime!
This movie really made me cry. If I was Liz, I would've done the same💕
You meant Mizore ? Yes, this scene is really full of feels.
@@chambeyc I'm guessing they did indeed mean Liz, they are probably saying they would have let the blue bird go.
Emery Hemmings If i were Liz i wouldn’t let the bluebird go. I mean the bluebird said it itself that it was happy when it’s with Liz. Just my opinion though
@@ryunakire9839 the bluebird wanted to be with Liz but deep down she also wants to be free. There was scene where they were outdoors and Liz asked the bird to never leave her. So the bird thinks Liz didn't want her to go.(Liz's decision is her decision ) Another scene shows the blue bird staring at other birds in the sky. She didn't say anything but Liz understood. If the bird didn't want to fly she wouldn't have flew out *every night* , and Liz pretended not to know cuz she didn't want to face the fact that she should let her go. At first Liz wanted to 'cage' her, but then deep down she knows blue bird should return to where it belongs. The bird didn't want to go but when Liz set her free, even though she was sad to leave her u can see the joy and excitement in her eyes. Liz was brave to make the choice. Sometimes we're in denial of our true desire because of someone important, but when that person knows, and make the decision to let us go, there's no longer anything holding us back.
This movie make me wanted to start learning Oboe...
But, sadly my budget did not reach the student oboe prices :( the world really unfair heh?
You can usually rent an instrument for a year for decent prices, then use that year to determine if saving money for a full purchase is a worthwhile goal
Anyone else come back to this scene after seeing the new Euphonium movie? Hoping KyoAni or someone posts the full song performance.
I think it is possible they will come back to this song in the next season of Hibike! Euphonoum, but it sadly won't be a main focus of a story, since this song has already played it's part in a side story for two side characters. It is a very gorgeous piece, though!
@@SCEM0PHANT0M they play the song in the new movie...
@@hotohori69 Oh,,, well I haven't seen the new movie yet :((
I get chills every time I listen to this! So pretty!
this make me shiver
i always get goosebumps listening to this song
This song always makes me cry. The emotion is beautifully heard.
I just found the Blu-Ray and DVD combo at Dollar Tree in pristine condition.
I fucking cried like an infant to this. So many regrets resurfaced.
this scene is fucking amazing
It is 😳
I had always loved this part everytime when I rewatch this I always gets excited
Magnifique, cette musique résonne dans l'âme et on a l'impression de voir la scène où Lise et l'oiseau bleu discutent et même se disputent un peu avant de s'en aller
Im not gonna lie I honestly think the oboe part at least for this movement will be put onto some sort of graded repertoire for exams. Incredible.
Masahiro's face says it all.
This might just be my favourite piece of animation
It is an indescribably beautiful song.
1:46 Short tribute (or is it?) to Spielberg's Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Another film about making bonds through synesthesia.
Kirabochips Wow, never noticed that before
this movie had no reason to hurt me so much bUT IT DID.
It takes my breath away every time
Watching this made me all teary eyed😭😭
imagine having a friend to play this with
Imagine having a friend
Yes officer! This was the part!
The part that make me cry...
Ah shoot. I'm crying again
It's 2020 but I'm still listening to this
i just finished this night and ahh aigo.. this is just.. gosh.. i love it..
Right. This movir needs more love
WTF I'M CRYING!
When i listene the this i got low key journey vibes it was just so calming and had that very whimsical feel that most journey songs had and it made me very nostalgic. Great movie btw 9/10 could be gayer
A song about to say goodbye to a dear friend .
It’s so Beautiful
I almost cried this is the best song ever it makes me want learn to play the oboe coz I play piano
Amazing movie ❤️😍
Keep Wondering where 8,2 score on MAL coming from (considering it's genre), when i finished watching it can't even argue with that score
At 2:22 the oboe almost seems to say "I love you"
i really wish there was some way to find the score, itd be so cool for my school band to play this!!
www.print-gakufu.com/score/detail/290435/ This contains both the full score and all seperate parts, but I'm not fluent in Japanese reading, so it's best to have some guidance from a Japanese speaker while considering this piece. Have fun!
Gila setiap nonton scene ini merinding cuy apalagi bagian oboe
its ia ao beautiful it make me so cawm
Man, I wish I could be that good of a flute player.
Practice :)
Me and my friend are trying it she's playing the flute and since we don't have an oboe Im going to do the oboe part so far its not bad just need to practice
2:21 - 2:27 sounds so familiar, if you recongnize this sound as well please tell me what is this
Penps from that one barbie movie
I just saw the movie and mygod this made me cry and I don't even know anything about music
Its the power of music the author clearly put meaning into the music and
I cried.
I agree, this is beautiful! :)
Whaaaa how haven't I seen this before???
I finally realized what some of the bits sound like to me, some parts of jungle book.
Damn, I’m about to watch the Chikai but I’m itching to watch this first. Dhakvekabsjabs the emotions is too good, I’m crying 😭
Yh you've prob watched both already, but watch this one first.
Its Nostalgic when you see Mizore n Nozomi in the finale.
#PrayForKyoAni
In 1:45, it gave some Titanic soundtrack flashbacks yoooo
its freaking the same people from Hibeki Euphonium
HOW DID I ONLY NOTICE NOW?!?!
Just leave me some Stardust to remember you by...
damn it! was the movie supposedly a teaser of a new season? cuz it played that way, shuichi is benched in kumiko's heart, new characters cried after losing and the fact that they lost?! though I must say they lost because of this piece, yes it's a pretty great piece but, it was too emotional for a contest. though goddamn mizore nailed every second of it!
2:27 My alarm.