Hi Everybody!
This songs title means "Prayer to Inari" or "Prayer to the Inari", if you think like me, that there are more than one xD
It is pretty much choir, I added some reaaaally light accompaniment, taiko drums and something shakey, and an erhu for the intro.
That's pretty much it.
I really liked making this one and I also like the flow of the song.
It has simplistic lyrics, but I think they are just right for a prayer chant: either simplistic or super complex. Everything in between doesn't sound quite right to me.
Also I don't know the meaning of the expression 'middle ground'. I am extreme, period. ^-^
so here the chant:
Like I mention in the description:
The main line in the chant is:
"Kazeyo, kazeyo, edahawo busuru!", meaning:
"Wind, Oh wind, carassing through the foliage!".
sy,
Kentai
PS:
I bet most of you noticed: the picture is a screenshot from 'Princess Mononoke'
This songs title means "Prayer to Inari" or "Prayer to the Inari", if you think like me, that there are more than one xD
It is pretty much choir, I added some reaaaally light accompaniment, taiko drums and something shakey, and an erhu for the intro.
That's pretty much it.
I really liked making this one and I also like the flow of the song.
It has simplistic lyrics, but I think they are just right for a prayer chant: either simplistic or super complex. Everything in between doesn't sound quite right to me.
Also I don't know the meaning of the expression 'middle ground'. I am extreme, period. ^-^
so here the chant:
Like I mention in the description:
The main line in the chant is:
"Kazeyo, kazeyo, edahawo busuru!", meaning:
"Wind, Oh wind, carassing through the foliage!".
sy,
Kentai
PS:
I bet most of you noticed: the picture is a screenshot from 'Princess Mononoke'