Its starry-eyed sentiments, delivered by tenor Kazuma Kudo, unveils itself with a grace and majesty. Yuri on Ice’s Oh! Skatra!!! starts off with the beautiful operatic “Aria 《Stammi vicino, non te ne andare》”.
Throughout the listening experience, I smiled here, I chuckled there, but above all, I was left in awe at how the story unfolds through the music. The music in Yuri on Ice seemed to be pulled from the best each genre had to offer. It’s hard for me to recall the last time an anime album overwhelmed me with its sheer musical diversity and character. The colorful personalities, aspirations and anxieties all, would emerge through the music to give Yuri on Ice a spellbinding effect. Just as I found myself enthralled by watching Michelle Kwan skate to Rachmaninoff’s 3rd Piano Concerto, so did I find myself captivated by Yuri on Ice’s programs featuring an assortment of music ranging from classical to rock to hip hop to electronica. Review: Yuri on Ice’s blend of music and visual artistry in its skating routines echo that of real life. Taku Matsushiba (Tenor：Kazuma Kudo, Soprano：Rinko Matsubara) Taro Umebayashi & Taku Matsushiba featuring Wouter HamelĢ2. Taro Umebayashi featuring MATT CAB & WISE Piano concerto in B-minor: Allegro Appasionato Taku Matsushiba (Boy Soprano£: Ryutaro Sugiyama)Ġ5. Taku Matsushiba, Taro Umebayashi, Tomonori Hayashibe, Nozomu Yoneda,Ġ1. Oh! Skatra!!! YURI!!! on ICE Original Skate Song COLLECTION
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