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*"[[Ongaku (Amano Tsukiko)|Ongaku]]," a song recorded by [[Amano Tsuki|Amano Tsukiko]], track #8 on the second disc of her best album ''[[Catalog|Deluxe Catalog]]''. | *"[[Ongaku (Amano Tsukiko)|Ongaku]]," a song recorded by [[Amano Tsuki|Amano Tsukiko]], track #8 on the second disc of her best album ''[[Catalog|Deluxe Catalog]]''. | ||
*"[[Ongaku (Chara)|Ongaku]]", a song recorded by [[Chara]], track #6 on her ninth album ''[[Something Blue|something blue]]''. | *"[[Ongaku (Chara)|Ongaku]]", a song recorded by [[Chara]], track #6 on her ninth album ''[[Something Blue|something blue]]''. | ||
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*"[[Ongaku (Koizumi Kyoko)|Ongaku]]", a song recorded by [[Koizumi Kyoko]], track #8 on her 15th album ''[[Koizumi in the House|KOIZUMI IN THE HOUSE]]''. | *"[[Ongaku (Koizumi Kyoko)|Ongaku]]", a song recorded by [[Koizumi Kyoko]], track #8 on her 15th album ''[[Koizumi in the House|KOIZUMI IN THE HOUSE]]''. | ||
*"[[Ongaku (Sakamoto Maaya)|Ongaku]]", a song recorded by [[Sakamoto Maaya]], B-side of her ninth single "[[Hemisphere]]". | *"[[Ongaku (Sakamoto Maaya)|Ongaku]]", a song recorded by [[Sakamoto Maaya]], B-side of her ninth single "[[Hemisphere]]". | ||
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Revision as of 11:41, 27 December 2013
In generasia, Ongaku (音楽; Music) could be a reference to:
Songs
- "Ongaku," a song recorded by Amano Tsukiko, track #8 on the second disc of her best album Deluxe Catalog.
- "Ongaku", a song recorded by Chara, track #6 on her ninth album something blue.
- "Ongaku", a song recorded by Kalafina, track #10 on their debut album Seventh Heaven.
- "Ongaku", a song recorded by Koizumi Kyoko, track #8 on her 15th album KOIZUMI IN THE HOUSE.
- "Ongaku", a song recorded by Sakamoto Maaya, B-side of her ninth single "Hemisphere".
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