Showa Women's University will celebrate its 2020th anniversary in 100. The image song "For Our Dreams" produced by the students to unite the school on the occasion of the 100th anniversary has been released.At the same time, a video of students challenging online chorus is also distributed on YouTube, calling on students who cannot go to campus due to corona sickness to become one by singing.
"For Our Dreams" was produced mainly by 10 students from the image song production project.The song was commissioned by Toshiaki Matsumoto, a composer and pianist who has worked on numerous hit songs such as MISIA's "Everything".Mr. Matsumoto met with the students involved in this project, listened to his thoughts and dreams about the university, and was impressed by his straightforward and dedicated thinking and his kindness and strength, and expanded the image of the song. That is.
The lyrics were solicited from students, faculty members, graduates, and other people involved in the school, and more than 100 applications were received in the form of poems, phrases, and words.The members of the project spun each person's words, such as "cherry blossoms," "springs," and "bell sounds," over a period of three months, with an attachment to the school and hope for the future. I made the lyrics of.
"For Our Dreams", which was filled with the thoughts of many people, was scheduled to be shown at a welcome festival for new students, or the event was forced to be postponed or canceled due to the influence of Corona.However, now that everyone has uncertainties about the future, we decided to release it this time to encourage each other with songs.At the same time, a video of the project members and the a cappella circle Sing Song Society challenging the online chorus was also distributed on YouTube's Showa Women's University official channel in an attempt to energize themselves and everyone at the school.
reference:[Showa Women's University] The school image song "For Our Dreams" has been released.
