Joe Hisaishi ('The Boy and the Heron' composer) reveals the hardest part of the film to score

Joe Hisaishi ('The Boy and the Heron' composer) reveals the hardest part of the film to score. The the new Hayao Miyazaki film centers on a 12-year-old boy named Mahito during the final years of World War II. Gold Derby's Charles Bright hosts this webchat.
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[@MicPogoMusic]

Joe Hisaishi is legendary! Great interview :) he's inspired me so much especially his earlier Ghibli stuff ("Laputa Castle in the Sky" is my fav) and his music in the many films of Takeshi Kitano

[@MinaTee0]

Thank you for posting. Hisaishi is so gracious, and he and Miyazaki make an incredible team - every time they collaborate, magic is made.

[@r2d2rxr]

Fantastic composer

[@GTShere]

you just...addressed him "Joe"??

[@birgerwessel]

1:42 (For private reasons) Also thank you, interesting interview.