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A lovely graduation song

[For junior high students] Choral songs you’ll want to sing at your middle school graduation ceremony. Songs that touch the heart.

Choral songs to sing at the graduation ceremony.

With so many wonderful pieces to choose from, you might find it hard to decide.

It’s an important song that will likely become a lifelong memory for your students.

In this article, we’ll introduce choral pieces recommended for junior high school graduation ceremonies.

We’ve picked a wide range, from long-beloved classics to the latest popular songs, so be sure to check them out.

Lyrics that depict the days gone by and the journey ahead are sure to resonate in your hearts.

Wishing you a truly wonderful graduation ceremony!

[For Middle School Students] Choral Songs to Sing at Junior High School Graduation Ceremonies: Heart-Touching Pieces (71–80)

BelieveSugimoto Ryuichi

Believe [song] Lyrics and Music: Ryuichi Sugimoto Believe Choral Piece
BelieveSugimoto Ryuichi

A signature work by Ryuichi Sugimoto, known for delivering heartwarming vocals and powerful messages, and a staple in choral music.

This piece overflows with compassion for friends and hope for the future.

Its gentle melody soothes the heart, as it tenderly embraces the resolve to believe in tomorrow after overcoming the sorrow and hardship everyone experiences.

Released in August 1998, the song became familiar as the ending theme of NHK’s “Ikimono Chikyū Kikō” (A Journey of Life on Earth).

Since then, many artists—including V6 and May J.—have continued to cover it.

It’s the perfect song for times when you’re feeling down or want to encourage someone.

It will stay close to your heart and give you courage and hope.

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In conclusion

We’ve introduced recommended choral pieces for junior high school graduation ceremonies. From long-beloved classics to familiar J-pop hits and the latest songs, every piece is wonderful—guaranteed to move you to tears while singing. To make the ceremony an unforgettable memory for the students, choose a gem of a song that makes you think, “This is the one!”