Evangelion PianoForte #1 is an album by Shirō Sagisu. The album was published by King Records via its label STARCHILD with the catalog number KICA-3216, it was released on 23 October 2013.[1] It is a collection of songs performed by pianists who arranged the piano arrangements with Shirō Sagisu. The cover was illustrated by Takeshi Honda.
Tracklist[]
| Evangelion PianoForte #1 | Shirō Sagisu | Total length | 69:05 |
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| 1 | "E01_matsumoto" | 2:21
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| 2 | "B01_miyagi" | 3:02
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| 3 | "B01_miyagi" | 3:02
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| 4 | "E13_kita" | 4:44
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| 5 | "M10_nakanishi_arianne" | 7:47
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| 6 | "EM21_matsumoto" | 3:52
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| 7 | "KK_A09_miyagi" | 2:46
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| 8 | "KK_A08_miyagi" | 2:56
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| 9 | "KK_A09_alterna_kuriya" | 1:51
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| 10 | "E16_shima" | 3:22
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| 11 | "QuatreMains_miyagi_kita" | 2:21
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| 12 | "E05_yamashita" | 4:26
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| 13 | "M11_shionoya_arianne" | 7:01
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| 14 | "A01_yamashita_take1" | 4:21
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| 15 | "QuatreMains_tribute to Rachmaninov_kita" | 4:05
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| 16 | "E05_sasaji" | 6:58
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| 17 | "A01_clone_miyagi" | 3:07
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| 18 | "F02_miyagi" | 0:35
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Staff[]
- Produced: Shirō Sagisu
- Featuring Pianists: Junko Miyagi, Makoto Kuriya, Rumiko Kita, Ken Shima, Yasuharu Nakanishi
- Guest Pianists: Yosuke Yamashita, Masanori Sasaji, Satoru Shionoya by the courtesy of Victor Entertainment, Inc., Kazumasa Matsumoto
- Vocal and choir: Arianne, Bazil Meade and the London Community Gospel Choir
- Sax and Flute: Osamu Koike, Junnosuke Fujita
- Guitar: Takayuki Hijikata,
- Bass: Akira Okazawa
- Drums: Yuichi Togashiki
- Percussions: Kiyohiko Semba
- Recording Engineers: Philip Bagenal, Koichi Suzuki, Masahiro Kawaguchi, Shirō Sagisu
- Mixing Engineers: Masahiro Kawaguchi, Shirō Sagisu
- Recording Studios: Eastcote (London), Sekiguchi-dai and Sony (Tokyo)
- Mixing Studios: Ro-JAM (Tokyo), Beethoven (Paris) and Eastcote (London)
- Mastered by Patricia Sullivan at Bernie Grundman mastering (Hollywood)
- Production managers: Yuiko Mukaino and Yukiko Tanimoto (Ro-JAM)