デビュー前の藤井風さんのカバー動画、これを観始めると、ほんま、”キリがないから”。
1本づつが、ほんま、クオリティ高くて、もう、何回でも観たくなっちゃう。
観てるだけでも、あっという間に半日終わっちゃうのに、風さんは一体どれだけの時間をかけてあの作品たちを制作したんだろう。
ピアノの技術はもう言わずもがなだけど、コード進行や和音のアレンジ、もちろん原曲のチェックや練習も欠かせない。
風さんは一度聴くと覚えてしまう言うとるが、邦楽の歌詞だけでも、かなりの記憶力を要するよね。
原曲へのリスペクトが前提にあるから、歌詞もとても大事にしてる。
曲の世界観ごと、頭の中で再構築できちゃうんだな。
まったくAmazingとしか言いようがない。
で、林檎さんの世界観が、里庄町の21才の青年にどう理解されてんだか考えると、眠れません。
When I start watching Fujii Kaze's pre-debut cover videos, It's really like, "Kiri Ga Naikara".
Each one is really high quality, and I'll want to watch them over and over again.
Even just watching some of them can easily take half a day, so I wonder how much time KAZE spent creating those works.
Piano skills go without saying, but chord progressions, chord arrangements, and of course checking original songs and practicing are also essential.
KAZE says that once he hears something, he remember it, but even just remembering the lyrics of a Japanese song require a lot of memory.
Since he respects the original song, he also places great importance on the lyrics.
I guess he can reconstruct the entire view of the song in his own head.
All I can say is that it's absolutely amazing.
And, I can't sleep when I think about how Ms. Ringo's worldview was understood by a 21-year-old young man from Satosho.
