[Elementary School Chorus Songs] A comprehensive showcase from moving masterpieces to the latest hit tunes!

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Small World ☆ Kumamoto Children's Choir

“It’s a Small World,” the song featured in Tokyo Disneyland’s popular attraction of the same name, was created by the Sherman Brothers, who worked on many Disney songs.

The same song is used in the identical attractions found in various countries around the world.

It conveys a straightforward, warm wish for peace—that everyone around the globe can live together in harmony without conflict.

With its simple, easy-to-remember melody and lyrics, even lower elementary school children can enjoy singing it!

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Flowers will bloom.Kanno Yōko

“Hana wa Saku” Reconstruction Support Music Festival – Song Bonds Project (2018)

A moving piece that sings of the pain of the earthquake disaster and the hope for recovery.

Composed by Yoko Kanno from Miyagi Prefecture, it premiered on NHK in March 2012.

It serves as a bridge that stands with those in the affected areas and shares the spirit of reconstruction with people across the nation.

The work conveys nostalgia for the past and messages of loss and renewal, expressing human connection and mutual support.

Its lyrics, symbolizing hope for the future and the birth of new life, gently envelop the listener’s heart.

It’s a perfect song for those who wish to keep the memory of the disaster in their hearts and continue to look forward as they move on.

cherry blossomMoriyama Naotaro

Sakura (Solo) Mixed Four-Part Chorus

This is a song released by singer Naotaro Moriyama in 2003.

It became his breakthrough hit and has since influenced a wide range of generations, even being sung in school music classes.

As the title suggests, it is often performed in spring, especially at graduation and entrance ceremonies.

Although the original is sung solo by Moriyama himself, it can be performed as a mixed chorus regardless of gender, the accompaniment is simple, and above all, its high recognition makes it a highly versatile piece.

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To the next sky

Two-part choral piece for the Risshiki and graduation ceremonies, “To the Next Sky” (Kurosawajiri Kita Elementary School)

This is a song that is often sung at elementary school graduation ceremonies.

With its clear, pure vocals that resonate in the heart, it expresses children’s hopes for the future and their gratitude to those around them.

As it is also included in textbooks, it is well-loved by many children.

Composed by Kensuke Yugeda, the song features lyrics and a warm melody that are perfect for the important milestone of graduation.

It can be called a classic that leaves a deep impression not only on graduates, but also on current students, teachers, and parents.

When everyone sings it together, it’s sure to become an unforgettable memory.

Everyone, everyone is shining.Yugeda Kensuke

Everyone, everyone is shining (unison chorus)

Riding on a cherry-blossom-colored breeze, this heartwarming song by Kensuke Yugeda gently sings of the hopeful arrival of spring.

It carries a message of encouragement for children taking their first steps forward, conveying a sense of anticipation for a shining future.

Its melody, expressing both endearing freshness and the courage to walk toward one’s dreams, tenderly nestles against the listener’s heart.

The piece is included on the album “Shiawase ni Naare” and is a beloved song performed at entrance ceremonies and welcome events for new students in elementary schools across Japan.

Since June 2018, it has been passed down in schools nationwide, and through more than 2,000 school concerts, Mr.

Yugeda has delivered it directly to children.

It is a springtime song brimming with joy, one we hope new students, teachers, and families will listen to.