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| + | ==Mini-Albums== | ||
| + | * '''[[Honda Minako]]''''s mini-album ''[[Ave Maria (Honda Minako)|AVE MARIA]]''. | ||
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| + | ==Singles== | ||
| + | *'''[[Hirahara Ayaka]]''''s 20th single "[[Ave Maria! ~Schubert~]]". | ||
| + | * '''[[MINMI]]''''s tenth single "[[Ave Maria (MINMI)|Ave Maria]]". | ||
| + | *'''[[Saito Yuki]]''''s 14th single "[[Ave Maria ~Who]]". | ||
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| + | ==Songs== | ||
| + | *'''[[Atari Kousuke]]''''s "[[Ave Maria (Atari Kousuke)|Ave Maria]]", track #6 on his fifth album ''[[Yurai Bana]]''. | ||
| + | *'''[[Hirahara Ayaka]]''''s "[[Ave Maria ~Caccini~|AVE MARIA ~Caccini~]]", B-side of her 18th single "[[Shinsekai (Hirahara Ayaka)|Shinsekai]]". A remix version of the song was later featured as the B-side of her 20th single "[[Ave Maria! ~Schubert~]]". | ||
| + | *'''[[Kanon]]''''s "[[Ave Maria (Schubert)|Ave Maria <Schubert>]]" and "[[Ave Maria (Kanon)|Ave Maria <Kanon>]]", tracks #8 and #9 on her first album ''[[Hymn of Grace]]''. | ||
| + | *'''[[KOKIA]]''''s "[[Ave Maria (KOKIA)|Ave Maria]]", track #3 on her sixth album ''[[The Voice|The VOICE]]''. | ||
| + | *'''[[Matsuda Seiko]]''''s "[[Ave Maria 2001]] (Featuring Soundfly SONO)", B-side of her 51st single "[[Anata Shika Mienai]]". | ||
| + | *'''[[Masuda Izumi]]''''s "[[Schubert no Ave Maria]]", track #3 on her second album ''[[Red Swan (Masuda Izumi album)|Red Swan]]''. | ||
| + | *'''[[Miyamoto Emiri]]''''s "[[Ave Maria (Miyamoto Emiri)|Ave Maria]]", track #3 on her fourth album ''[[Dream (Miyamoto Emiri album)|dream]]''. | ||
| + | *'''[[Shikata Akiko]]''''s "[[Ave Maria (Shikata Akiko)|AVE MARIA]]", track #11 on her second major album ''[[Raka|RAKA]]''. | ||
| + | *'''[[Takahashi Yoko]]''''s "[[Avemaria 2010|AveMaria_2010]]", B-side of her 23rd single "[[Doukoku e no Monologue]]". | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:53, 15 July 2012
In generasia, Ave Maria (アヴェ･マリア) could be a reference to:
Mini-Albums
- Honda Minako's mini-album AVE MARIA.
Singles
- Hirahara Ayaka's 20th single "Ave Maria! ~Schubert~".
- MINMI's tenth single "Ave Maria".
- Saito Yuki's 14th single "Ave Maria ~Who".
Songs
- Atari Kousuke's "Ave Maria", track #6 on his fifth album Yurai Bana.
- Hirahara Ayaka's "AVE MARIA ~Caccini~", B-side of her 18th single "Shinsekai". A remix version of the song was later featured as the B-side of her 20th single "Ave Maria! ~Schubert~".
- Kanon's "Ave Maria <Schubert>" and "Ave Maria <Kanon>", tracks #8 and #9 on her first album Hymn of Grace.
- KOKIA's "Ave Maria", track #3 on her sixth album The VOICE.
- Matsuda Seiko's "Ave Maria 2001 (Featuring Soundfly SONO)", B-side of her 51st single "Anata Shika Mienai".
- Masuda Izumi's "Schubert no Ave Maria", track #3 on her second album Red Swan.
- Miyamoto Emiri's "Ave Maria", track #3 on her fourth album dream.
- Shikata Akiko's "AVE MARIA", track #11 on her second major album RAKA.
- Takahashi Yoko's "AveMaria_2010", B-side of her 23rd single "Doukoku e no Monologue".
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