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Sound! Euphonium, The Movie - Our Promise: A Brand New Day (Chikai No Finare) (Patreon)

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2025-10-01 15:02:24
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2026-06
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Here is part 1 of a 2 part series!

I forgot that the next step in the Sound! Euphonium journey was a movie so I was pleasently surprised when I got home to record.

I did finish the movie in one sitting. Part 2 will be coming next week.

The story with the new characters is really exciting and nerve wracking. I wanted to chew my nails this whole movie!!

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Luis Arispe

Yes, movie 1 and 2 are recopilatory of the first and second seasons. Usually they insert some tiny new scenes but there are not worthy watching if you already watch the entire seasons. About the new members, I love Kanade. She's a great character. She's so mischievous and a acidic commentator. Voiced by the super talented (and gorgeous) Sora Amamiya. I concur about Yuuko. She been the "villainess" of the first season and watch her now. Club president and a strong leader. Her banters with Natsuki are the best. Suichi is the goat. He is so in love with Kumiko. So cute. Also...Reina protecting her wife...HA HA

Ray H

Sapphire is her legal name, but it is embarrassing to her and she prefers to go by Midori.

NittPicc Reacts

I don't know how I feel about Kanade yet. She won me back a little bit towards the end there, but I am sure it's just some trauma from her old school and her youth working against her for me. I am sure she is wonderful! Lol

Home Gnome

Midori is Green, so Sapphire definitely the cooler name

mirai 607

Finally, you meet my baby Kanade. I saw your comment about not knowing how you feel about her. Season 3 will definitely be more enlightening. I love her. She's a little gremlin who likes to cause chaos simply because she wants to see the world burn. The fact that she's so close to Kumiko makes it so funny. I love their relationship. This movie, while not my favorite part of the story because it recaps too many things from the novels (I would have preferred another season of Kumiko's second year instead of a movie), is still an important piece. We see Kumiko grow in many ways, in her relationships, the band, and her future. Shuuichi is a nice guy, but Kumiko and Reina have so much chemistry that it's impossible not to think they have a thing for each other. The only time you remember their romantic interests is when they're literally mentioned the show doesn't focus on them at all unless it wants to remind you "hey remember they're not gay lol" But anyway, I'll keep enjoying the incredible queerbait.

Andrew Hellebrand

In Japan at least Sapphire has a bit of a new-age/hippie kind of vibe to it, it's somewhat unusual; she just wanted to use a more normal sounding name but with the same kind of meaning, hence Midori.

Andrew Hellebrand

I mostly agree with you about not 'checking out' when performing, certainly within larger ensemble performances with multiple duplicate instruments when you're playing notated music. Active listening is also one of the most important aspects of playing with other musicians regardless. Tweaking the temperament and intonation of the group to suit the keys of the piece when warming up sounds like a fun process, listening for beatering or the rub between certain intervals and adjusting to taste is certainly something I've done before when exploring more subtle nuances. But in smaller bands playing original material or jam situations, typically with people you already know well, sometimes things just click and you end up having what is almost like an out-of-body experience where your subconscious takes over and you feel a little more like a neutral observer rather than an active participant.

Andrew Hellebrand

Contrabass/double bass is far more the normal term used compared to string bass outside of the US, at least with everything I've seen from Europe and Japan.