Song ID filter. Japanese/Chinese female vocalist, accompanied by cello/violin only, in the late 90's.
February 17, 2011 2:15 AM   Subscribe

Song ID filter. Japanese/Chinese female vocalist, accompanied by cello/violin only, in the late 90's. Phonetic attempt at the only line I can remember inside.

This is a long shot but I will give it a go. I got this song on a mix-tape about 12 years ago. It featured a female vocalist with a sweet voice singing in what must be Japanese or Chinese. The song is a sweet ditty and the only instruments are a couple of violins or violas or possibly even cello. There are a few points in the song where the music and singing stops for a moment before continuing. And now for the phonetically spelled, half-remembered first line....

'Aa-new-shi sons am-er-i-tow'

The only other clues I can give is that the words and music were sung/played in a slightly staccato fashion. I have not hear the song in about 10 years and never new either the name of the artist or the song. And finally the only other song I can recall from the mix-tape was the Ben-Fold song Underground.
posted by therubettes to Media & Arts (6 answers total) 3 users marked this as a favorite
 
Could it be Hidamari no uta by Le Couple?
posted by vincele at 4:07 AM on February 17, 2011


Response by poster: Could it be Hidamari no uta by Le Couple?

No, but thanks for trying.
posted by therubettes at 4:16 AM on February 17, 2011


Best answer: Happy Birthday, by Pizzicato Five?
posted by JerryCornelius at 5:36 AM on February 17, 2011 [1 favorite]


Response by poster: I cant believe you got it! I am listening right now!
Thank you so much Jerry.

Once again this community has proven its self to be THE place to get answers!
posted by therubettes at 6:08 AM on February 17, 2011


Response by poster: I see from your profile that your answer was your first contribution on MetaFilter, just so you know it has made my day. Thanks!
posted by therubettes at 6:11 AM on February 17, 2011


You're very welcome!
posted by JerryCornelius at 6:46 AM on February 17, 2011


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