description Neon Genesis Evangelion: Original Soundtrack Overview
Neon Genesis Evangelion: Original Soundtrack is the official musical score for the 1995 mecha anime series directed by Hideaki Anno. The music was composed and arranged by Shiro Sagisu, whose work on the series is recognized for its dramatic range. The soundtrack frequently shifts between classical orchestral arrangements, jazz, and high-tempo pop cues to match the show's psychological and action sequences. It also features various renditions of the standard "Fly Me to the Moon" used as the series' ending theme.
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Who composed the music for the Neon Genesis Evangelion Original Soundtrack?
The music for the 1995 anime series was composed and arranged by Shiro Sagisu. His work on the show is highly regarded for its dramatic range and genre-blending styles.
What musical styles are featured in the Evangelion soundtrack?
The soundtrack frequently shifts from classical arrangements and gospel choirs to upbeat J-pop and intense synthesized action themes. This eclectic mix perfectly complements the psychological depth of director Hideaki Anno's mecha series.
When was the Neon Genesis Evangelion Original Soundtrack released?
The official soundtrack albums were released in the mid-1990s alongside the original broadcast of the anime. The series initially premiered in Japan in October 1995.
Are there vocal tracks on the Evangelion OST?
Yes, the soundtrack features several iconic vocal tracks, most notably 'Fly Me to the Moon' which serves as the show's ending theme. Different versions of the song were performed by various voice actors and singers throughout the series.
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