User:Msonnyandrean/sandbox

This is some of my project that i will edit here before getting publish to public( or before make a new page). In here my first project will be make a new page of some song/single from anisong(Garnidelia and ClariS would be my first priority to do that,but that does not mean i will not do on the other anisong)

I do not know when the project will be done,i just try to copy some of the information from Japanese wikipedia and i will try to translate it clearly,and it depend on my mood too,and the place for write it(cause it is so hard to make the project if using my phone,and my laptop sometimes can not be use)

Okay that it,please do not edit anything in here,it will break my focus

Anyway,thanks for reading this un- important things XD

griletto
「grilletto」（グリレット）は、GARNiDELiAの楽曲. メイリアが作詞、tokuが作詞・作曲を手掛けた. GARNiDELiAの2枚目のシングルとして2014年7月30日にソニー・ミュージックレーベルズ（DefSTAR RECORDSレーベル）から発売された.

音楽性
本曲は、テレビアニメ『魔法科高校の劣等生』の後期オープニングテーマに起用された.

GARNiDELiAとしては異色だった前作「ambiguous」に比べクールさが感じられる曲に仕上がっている.

歌詞には同アニメの主人公である司波達也自身の心の葛藤と彼が崖っぷちから這い上がる様子が反映されているが、後者については自分達とも重ね合わせているという. なお作詞に際しては事前にメンバー同士で話し合い 、その後メイリアが土台となるフレーズを書いた上で tokuとメイリアが2つのコーラスパートをそれぞれ韻を踏む形で手掛けたという.

PVでは白と黒の異なる衣装を着たメイリアが登場している.

音楽雑誌『リスアニ!』の日詰明嘉は、「疾走感溢れる重低音が楽曲を支え、シンセ・サウンドとメイリアのボーカルが美麗なメロディ・ライン上で格闘する. 」と評した.

シングルリリース
2014年7月30日にDefSTAR RECORDSから発売された. GARNiDELiAのシングルとしては前作「ambiguous」から5か月ぶりのリリースとなる.

販売形態は初回生産限定盤（DFCL-2074/5）・通常盤（DFCL-2076）・期間生産限定盤（DFCL-2077/8）の3種リリース. 初回限定盤には本曲のPVを収録したDVDが同梱されている. 期間生産限定盤のジャケットには同アニメの主人公である司波達也と、ヒロインで妹の司波深雪が描かれている.

2曲目「Love or Game」は、かなり前に書いて密かに温めていた曲で、表題曲がギターロック、カップリング曲がダンスミュージックといった「ambiguous」のトラック構成を踏襲するために入れたという. 歌詞はライブでのダンスパフォーマンスを意識しているせいか、エロティックなフレーズが散りばめられている.

3曲目「キミとボクが出会う確率」は、ミディアム調の曲. tokuは失恋ソングとして制作したが、彼がメイリアに曲のイメージを伝えなかったため「前向き」な内容にしたことを明かしている. 歌詞には恋愛や天体に関するフレーズが散りばめられている他、ファンへの感謝の気持ちも込められているという.

外部リンク

 * ソニー・ミュージックエンタテインメントによる紹介ページ
 * 初回生産限定盤
 * 通常盤
 * 初仕様付期間生産限定盤

Category:2014年のシングル Category:テレビアニメ主題歌 りれつと

irony
"Irony" is a pop song by the Japanese duo and idol unit ClariS, written by Kz. It was released as the unit's debut single on October 20, 2010 by SME Records. The song was used as the opening theme to the 2010 anime series Oreimo. A music video was produced for "Irony". The single peaked at No. 7 on Japan's weekly Oricon singles chart.

Background
In preparation for the launch of LisAni!, an anime music magazine published by Sony Magazines under Sony Music Entertainment Japan, the editors aimed to discover new singing talent to showcase in the magazine's debut issue. Kz was brought up early on as a potential candidate to compose a song for LisAni! due in part to his prior activity of uploading original music to the Niconico video sharing website. For this reason, LisAni! editors went to Niconico to discover a singer. After some searching for young singers on the website, music critic Akihiro Tomita who had been helping in the search came across covers sung by first-year junior high school students Clara and Alice, who were subsequently chosen to sing the song for the magazine. Tomita then approached Kz to compose the song for the girls' debut.

Kz and ClariS would go on to collaborate on two songs for LisAni! in 2010: "Drop" with the magazine's debut issue released on April 24 and "Kimi no Yume o Miyō" (君の夢を見よう) with the second issue released on July 24. During the production of the 2010 anime series Oreimo, the anime's producer Atsuhiro Iwakami became aware of ClariS via LisAni!. Iwakami took into account that ClariS' members were in junior high school, the same as Kirino Kosaka in Oreimo, and that their voices were very beautiful, so he thought it would be interesting to have them sing the opening theme song for Oreimo, which would later become "Irony".

Composition
"Irony" is a synthpop song with instrumentation from a synthesizer. According to a book of sheet music published by Shinko Music Entertainment, it is set in common time and moves at a tempo of 134 beats per minute in the E major key throughout the song. The introduction starts with the synthesized music accompanying ClariS' vocals in the chorus melody. A bridge is used to transition into the first verse followed by the chorus. After another bridge, this pattern is repeated for the second verse and chorus featuring the same music with different lyrics. A break is used to transition into the third verse, followed by the chorus as the outro. An instrumental coda is used to close the song.

When writing the song, Kz aimed to give it a cheerful feeling with more of a "junior high school student" impression rather than a more mature sensation. For the lyrics, Kz attempted to write from a perspective slightly above that of normal junior high school students with a feeling of stretching oneself. According to Alice, the lyrics express the feeling typical of teen girls like her and Clara who want to be more honest with their feelings. Clara felt the lyrics fit well with Kirino Kosaka's feelings in Oreimo, and both she and Alice were able to easily empathize with the words. The lyrics tell the story of a girl who wishes to grow closer to someone but has trouble conveying her feelings. The cover artwork features chocolate formed into "ClariS" and a parfait topped with a cherry; the design was handled by Motohiro Yamazaki.

Release and reception
"Irony" was released in a regular edition and two limited editions on October 20, 2010 as a CD by SME Records in Japan. One of the limited edition versions was packaged with Oreimo artwork and also contained a short version of "Irony" instead of its instrumental version. The other limited edition version came bundled with a DVD containing the music video for "Irony". The song peaked at No. 7 on Japan's weekly Oricon singles chart and charted for 27 weeks. "Irony" debuted and peaked on the Billboard Japan Hot 100 at No. 55. In April 2013, "Irony" was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) for 100,000 full-track ringtone digital music downloads (Chaku Uta Full).

Music video
The music video was shot in Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan. It begins with outlined illustrations representing Clara in pink and Alice in blue which are seen throughout the video. A young girl and her mother are shown looking into an ice cream shop at a parfait, which then cuts to a shot of the girl dancing to the music alongside the illustrations of Clara and Alice. Other people are shown in the video in locales around Chiyoda, such as a high school boy and girl and an office worker, who are later shown dancing with the girl. Near the end of the video, many more people join in to dance, and the outlined illustrations of Clara and Alice are filled out to no longer appear as outlines.

Personnel

 * ClariS
 * Clara – vocals
 * Alice – vocals


 * Production
 * Takashi Koiwa – mixer
 * Hidekazu Sakai – mastering
 * Motohiro Yamazaki – design