Jazz medley. World-famous masterpieces and recommended popular songs.
We present a selection of jazz pieces that showcase the genre’s remarkable versatility—its ability to absorb music from any original style and transform it through inventive arrangement.
Experience the diversity of jazz, where brass, piano, guitar, and percussion—indeed, any instrument—can take center stage.
- A classic brass band medley
- The Royal Road of Jazz: Classic modern jazz masterpieces. Popular tracks you should listen to at least once.
- [Johnny's Medley] A selection of popular songs that continue to captivate many fans!
- [Music Box Medley] A Collection of Hit Songs You’ll Want to Hear in Music Box Tones
- [Ghibli’s Famous Songs Medley] The soothing world of Studio Ghibli that resonates with the heart
- Nostalgic song medley. Classic Japanese hits and recommended popular songs.
- [Western Jazz] A Special Feature on Standard Numbers You’ve Heard at Least Once
- [J-POP] For those who want to listen to everything! A compilation of medleys by popular artists
- An exciting medley of Western music: world-famous classics and recommended hits
- A medley of crowd-pleasing classics. Iconic Japanese songs and recommended popular tracks.
- Parody song medley. Classic Japanese hits and recommended popular songs.
- Great for karaoke too! Jazz classics you’ll want to sing at least once
- A compilation of jazz insert songs and covers from anime
Jazz Medley. World-famous masterpieces, recommended popular songs (21–30)
Ghibli Piano JazzJoe Hisaishi
When you turn Ghibli into jazz, the vibe changes and it suddenly feels much more grown-up.
The sound is lovely too; it’s more like you’re absentmindedly thinking, “Oh, a jazz piano solo, nice,” and then you realize, “Wait, it’s Ghibli!” That natural feel is the best.
Mieko Hirota Jazz MedleyMieko Hirota

Right from the start, I got excited when they suddenly launched into “It’s Only a Paper Moon.” It’s not an ultra-famous standard in Japan, but it’s a song I really like.
Ms.
Hirota’s singing struck me as having a bit of a distinctive quirk, but it suits jazz very well and is quite good.






