List of seasonal songs: a classic guide to finding tracks that fit the current season
Don’t you ever find yourself wanting to hum a certain song whenever the seasons change?Music that perfectly matches each season—spring’s gentle breeze, summer’s dazzling sunshine, autumn’s bittersweet twilight, and winter’s crisp air.It turns everyday life into something just a little more special.In this article, we’ll be introducing a wide-ranging list of songs related to spring, summer, autumn, and winter.Perfect for housework BGM or moments when you want to refresh your mood!Be sure to read through to the end!
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List of seasonal songs: A classic guide to finding tracks that suit the current season (31–40)
red-yellow fragrant olive (Osmanthus fragrans)Fujifaburikku
This song is the third single by Fuji Fabric.
It was written by their vocalist at the time, Masahiko Shimura.
Shimura passed away on December 24, 2009 (cause unknown), and the band was forced to suspend activities afterward.
However, in August 2010 they announced that the remaining three members would continue, and they have been active since then.
Snow BlossomNakajima Mika
This song is Mika Nakashima’s 10th single.
It seems the music video was filmed in a room below 0 degrees Celsius to create a sense of realism.
There are scenes where her hair and eyelashes appear frozen, and they might actually be frozen.
Sorrow like snowHamada Shogo
It was originally a track from an album released in 1981.
It was released as a single the following year, but it didn’t become much of a hit.
It wasn’t until it was selected as the theme song for the hugely popular 1992 TV drama “Ai to Iu Na no Moto ni” (“In the Name of Love”) that it came to be regarded as one of Shogo Hamada’s signature works.
Come, spring.Wagakki Ansanburu Masu
This work carries a bittersweet yet beautiful tone that seeps into the heart, as if the signs of spring are rising within a pale light.
Through the plucking of the koto and the breath of the shakuhachi, memories of days gone by and the yearning anticipation for spring are conveyed with greater depth and nuance.
Released in March 2020 by the Japanese-instrument ensemble Mashu and included on the album “Yawarakai Sora,” this arrangement is based on an original song widely loved as the theme for an NHK morning drama series.
As the seasons turn and you find yourself lost in thought, this gentle melody may softly wrap around your heart.
Christmas songback number
The part of this song that I think is amazing is the opening melody.
The music instantly draws you in and evokes a wintry Christmas night, and it resonates in my heart forever.
I also think the lyrics and rhythm are geared toward young people and make it a very impressive masterpiece.