空の燈と歌う電想弦楽

Cyber-Thought Strings Sing of the Light in the Sky
Album by QLOCKS
Released	2008-12-29 (Comiket 75)
Tracks	10
Length	46:47
Catalog No.	QLCK-0007
Website	Link

Cyber-Thought Strings Sing of the Light in the Sky (空の燈と歌う電想弦楽, Sora no Tou to Utau Densou Gengaku) is a doujin album by QLOCKS released on 2008-12-29 (Comiket 75).

Staff

Arrangement

久遠

Lyrics

夜水

Vocals

石塚裕美

Illustration

夜水

Tracks

• 01. 空の燈と歌う幻想弦樂 (04:28)
  • Illusory Strings Sing of the Light in the Sky
  • vocals: 石塚裕美
  • original title: 天空の花の都
  • source: 東方妖々夢　～ Perfect Cherry Blossom

• 02. ２つのピアノの為の「夜桜と幽世の蝶」 (03:33)
  • "Cherry Trees at Night and Butterflies of a Quiet World" for Two Pianos
  • original title: 幽雅に咲かせ、墨染の桜　～ Border of Life
  • source: 東方妖々夢　～ Perfect Cherry Blossom

• 03. ミミズクと帳の夜話 (04:37)
  • Night Talk of Horned Owls and Notebooks
  • original title: 少女さとり　～ 3rd eye
  • source: 東方地霊殿　～ Subterranean Animism

• 04. 黒銀のラピンヴェラー (04:35)
  • Silver-Black Lapin Weller
  • vocals: 石塚裕美
  • original title: 上海紅茶館 ～ Chinese Tea
  • source: 東方紅魔郷　～ the Embodiment of Scarlet Devil

• 05. Lock of dollWitch (04:13)
  • original title: 人形裁判　～ 人の形弄びし少女
  • source: 東方妖々夢　～ Perfect Cherry Blossom

• 06. Dansons a la jeune dame du vampire (03:37)
  • original title: 亡き王女の為のセプテット
  • source: 東方紅魔郷　～ the Embodiment of Scarlet Devil

• 07. 桜と悠久の風 (06:21)
  • Cherry Blossoms and the Eternal Wind
  • vocals: 石塚裕美
  • original title: さくらさくら　～ Japanize Dream...
  • source: 東方妖々夢　～ Perfect Cherry Blossom

• 08. 空の燈と歌う幻想弦樂-inst- (04:27)
  • Illusory Strings Sing of the Light in the Sky -inst-
  • original title: 天空の花の都
  • source: 東方妖々夢　～ Perfect Cherry Blossom

• 09. 黒銀のラピンヴェラー-inst- (04:35)
  • Silver-Black Lapin Weller -inst-
  • original title: 上海紅茶館 ～ Chinese Tea
  • source: 東方紅魔郷　～ the Embodiment of Scarlet Devil

• 10. 桜と悠久の風-inst- (06:18)
  • Cherry Blossoms and the Eternal Wind -inst-
  • original title: さくらさくら　～ Japanize Dream...
  • source: 東方妖々夢　～ Perfect Cherry Blossom

Notes

According to QLOCKS' blog page, the title for track 4 (and 9) essentially means "Silver-Black Rabbit Waltz", utilizing the French "lapin" (rabbit) and the German "weller" (pronounced "veller", the root word for "waltz").