Tough week, let’s relax with some chill tunes!

Hi all, so this week has been unbelievably stressful for me for I’ve been studying for three exams. Just finished two yesterday and now all I have left is the evil Biochemistry midterm this Friday…ewwww. As I like to say, ‘no rest for the procrastinators.’ But to liven-up my spirits, I like to listen to relaxing jazzy type music, for instance, Love Theme from Spartacus recreated by Quasar!! Here’s the Download link. Note: enter code, wait for counter to reach zero, click ‘regular download’, two windows will pop up–spam and download, exit the spam and save the file. If someone knows a better file-hosting site that’s free, please let me know, and also, if the aforementioned method doesn’t work, let me know, also. ENJOY!

Remioromen – konayuki piano music sheet

So today I wanted to listen to some past favorites and got around to listening Remioromen – Konayuki, the theme song to 1 liter of Tears –a Japanese drama about a girl who is a afflicted by spinocerebellar dystrophy or in laymen terms, the degeneration of her central nervous system. It’s based on a true story and I recommend it if you’re into watching sad dramas, lots of crying will ensue. Anyways, so after listening to it I realized that I’ve been trying to look for the piano solo of this song, so I decided to try my luck again because the last time, I searched and searched and couldn’t find the music sheets BUT this time, SUCCESS!! Yay. So, to end the misery of those who are looking for this beautiful piece, I give you……..a link. Click: Konayuki music sheet TADA! And ENJOY!

And this is what it sounds like (not me playing):

Ryuichi Sakamoto

Let me tell you, his piano compositions are so emotional that it will almost make you weep right there on the spot. He puts so much power and emotion into every tone and note; allowing it to soothe your being as it charmingly radiates through the air, into your ears, and flows deep down into your soul. Sakamoto-san will definitely be, now and forever, my inspiration, idol, and healer. I wish I could post all of his performances but that will just clutter my blog and slow down the loading time. Without further ado, Ryuichi Sakamoto, “Koko.”

Please also check out “Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence” by Sakamoto-san.