I want to use these for a slideshow! A collection of moving/heartfelt BGM

ariosoJ.S.Bach

J.S.Bach – Arioso from Cantata BWV 156 – Adagio

A gentle, long-breathed melody that quietly seeps into the heart.

Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach, its singing solo line is so beautiful that, in later generations, it came to be cherished on its own as an “aria-like instrumental piece.” The melodies voiced by oboe and strings transcend words, softly stirring feelings of prayer and comfort.

A staple at weddings and memorials, this work is also perfect for diploma presentations and exit scenes at graduation ceremonies.

Its walking-paced tempo and understated yet resolute emotion quietly bless a new beginning.

Piano Concerto No. 5 “Emperor” Movement II: AdagioLudwig van Beethoven

Beethoven – Piano Concerto No.5 Emperor 2nd Mov.

The second movement of Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No.

5 “Emperor” is a gem in which profound emotion resides within serenity.

Between the heroic first movement and the dynamic finale, time seems to drift gently as if in a dream.

The soft strains of the strings, the delicate dialogue of the woodwinds, and the piano’s singing melodic lines tenderly envelop the listener’s heart.

Played during a diploma-conferral scene or as a recessional, it will fill the moment with hope for a new journey and gratitude for the days gone by.

Thank youikimonogakari

Ikimonogakari 'Arigatou' Music Video

This is Ikimonogakari’s 18th single, written as the theme song for the NHK morning drama series Gegege no Nyobo.

Released in May 2010, it won an Excellence Award at the 52nd Japan Record Awards.

The lyrics, which tenderly portray the love nurtured in everyday life and gratitude toward those dear to us, resonate deeply.

The warmth conveyed by holding hands and the hope for a shared future are expressed through a gentle melody that warmly embraces listeners.

In the 2013 school year, it was included as a choral piece in high school music textbooks, and it has also become a popular staple for graduation ceremonies.

It may feel a bit embarrassing to put into words, but this song is perfect for conveying thanks to the teachers, friends, and family who have supported you.

Why not sing it to express your honest feelings along with your memories of junior high school life?

Run Through the MemoriesMy Hair is Bad

My Hair is Bad – Dash Through the Memories

A ballad by My Hair is Bad filled with a warm message of gratitude to friends who shared irreplaceable time together, and of turning even painful experiences into strength for the future.

The sincere words penned by vocalist Tomohito Shiiki affirm the days that have passed in their entirety and give you the courage to take a new step forward.

Released in June 2024, the song also drew attention for being written as the theme for the film Crayon Shin-chan: Our Dinosaur Diary.

It’s an important track that closes out the album ghosts, featuring a grand band sound worthy of a story’s end credits.

It’s a song that gently supports graduates as they etch their memories into their hearts and move on toward tomorrow—why not listen to it together with your cherished friends?

Until the world becomes oneYa-Ya-yah

Until the world becomes one

This is a song by Ya-Ya-yah that has long been cherished as the ending theme of the beloved anime Nintama Rantaro.

Released in May 2002 as the single “Yuuki 100% / Sekai ga Hitotsu ni Narumade,” it reached No.

9 on the Oricon Weekly Chart.

Set to gentle piano and strings, it carries a warm message: in tough times, let’s hold hands and share our warmth.

The boys’ clear, pure vocals and soft harmonies are perfect for scenes reflecting on days spent at the kindergarten.

The lyrics, which convey the importance of bonds with friends and supporting one another, will quietly resonate with parents as well.

Played as slideshow background music or as an exit song, it will envelope the venue in a cozy atmosphere.

If everyone holds hands and sings together, it will become a song that makes your graduation-from-kindergarten memories shine even brighter.

Last SongOfisharu Higedan Dism

Official HIGE DANDism – Last Song [Studio Live Session]

A heart-stirring song that weaves together a bittersweet farewell and the fragility of time.

It delicately captures the loneliness of the moment the curtain falls, while finding hope in the warmth of the words “see you again.” Its philosophical perspective—“things are beautiful because they are finite”—will resonate deeply with listeners.

This piece was also featured as an insert song in the Fuji TV special drama “I Can Only See You Three More Times.” The lyrics, which evoke memories of summer, are sure to comfort those lingering in the afterglow of graduation.

It’s the perfect track for looking back on cherished moments with close friends as you stand on the brink of a new beginning!

About meMrs. GREEN APPLE

Mrs. GREEN APPLE – About Me

An epic rock ballad that portrays everyday joys and sorrows, effort and setbacks.

Featuring marching band–style elements, the song explores various facets of life with themes of self-acceptance and growth.

Released as Mrs.

GREEN APPLE’s eighth single in January 2019, an orchestral arrangement has been used in Otsuka Pharmaceutical’s commercials since November 2022.

It also served as the support song for the 97th All Japan High School Soccer Tournament.

Recommended for those who need courage to step into a new environment or want to face themselves.

Listening to this track will give you the strength to keep looking forward and live true to yourself, no matter what your days bring!