The Anthem of the Heart Main Theme and Insert Songs | A Comprehensive Introduction to the Music That Colored the Film
A collection of musical pieces that color the world of the animated film “The Anthem of the Heart,” released in September 2015 to great success.
From the main theme to in-film songs arranged from classical music, to tracks that brilliantly express the characters’ emotions, the music closely intertwined with the story heightens the film’s emotional impact even more.
In this article, we’ve gathered the songs that added sparkle to “The Anthem of the Heart.” If you’ve seen the movie, enjoy while recalling its iconic scenes; if you haven’t, enjoy while imagining the story.
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The Anthem of the Heart main and insert songs | A roundup of all the tracks that colored the film (11–20)
Good morning conversation
A song that captures the freshness of morning.
Like sunlight streaming in at dawn, it brightens your heart.
Don’t you feel like the whole day will be more fun when you listen to it? This track reminds you that everyday, ordinary exchanges are actually treasures.
It’s perfect not only for revisiting iconic movie scenes, but also for listening when you wake up, or during your commute to school or work!
My heart was seen.
This song delicately portrays the complex emotions that lie deep within the heart.
It expresses the feelings of a girl who, hurt by her interactions with others, has lost her own voice, set against a wistful melody.
As an insert song from the animated film The Anthem of the Heart, which depicts the unique loneliness of adolescence and the process of self-acceptance, it is sure to resonate deeply with anyone who feels uneasy about having their inner self laid bare.
Fureai Exchange Meeting Executive Committee!?
This is a song that brilliantly captures a shocking event in a coming-of-age film.
It skillfully conveys the surprise and confusion the protagonists feel when they are suddenly appointed to the organizing committee for a social exchange event.
Played during a pivotal scene, the track also foreshadows the story’s development.
Featured on the soundtrack of the animated film ‘The Anthem of the Heart,’ it’s perfect for those who want to delve deeper into the movie’s world.
It’s a song that brings back memories of unexpected moments from youth—the kind that make you blurt out, “Huh?!”
I can't sing anymore...
A moving song that voices the silent cries of a protagonist whose emotions have been sealed away.
You can feel Jun’s anguish over no longer being able to sing, almost painfully so.
For those struggling against a wall right in front of them or lost without a clear path forward, this track may feel like it renders their innermost feelings in sound.
Dream Castle
An in-film song from the animated movie The Anthem of the Heart, where delicate piano tones intertwine with the graceful resonance of the violin.
The original piece is Swanee, composed by George Gershwin when he was 21.
The masterpiece became a huge hit when sung by the popular singer of the time, Al Jolson, and it continues to captivate audiences even in modern animated films.
Mother and Child
As a song that accompanies the moving story of the film The Anthem of the Heart, this piece resonates deeply with audiences.
Whether you’ve seen the movie or not, it’s a striking track that invites you to reflect on the power of words and the importance of human connection.
This song might be the catalyst that helps you release the feelings you’ve been keeping inside.
The Anthem of the Heart Theme and Insert Songs | A comprehensive introduction to the tracks that colored the film (21–30)
It doesn't hurt.
This is a piece whose gentle BGM and moving lyrics resonate with the heart.
It depicts the moment when the protagonist, cursed to feel pain whenever they speak, realizes that singing doesn’t hurt.
The process of finding hope is expressed through delicate layers of sound, embracing the listener’s heart.
Used as an insert song in the animated film “The Anthem of the Heart,” it plays a vital role in the story’s development.
It’s a song that heals those suffering from loneliness and self-denial, giving them the courage to look forward.
A track I especially want people to hear if they struggle to express their true feelings.
In conclusion
The music that plays during the key scenes of the animated film “The Anthem of the Heart” feels as if it nestles right up against your own heart.
Film scores are best appreciated alongside the visuals, which lets you savor their appeal even more deeply.
If you’ve found a track that caught your interest, why not revisit the film as well?