• Tales of a Golden Geisha (1990) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.40/10 from 331 votes

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Alternate Names:

Title in Español:

Historias de una Geisha dorada

Title in Italiano:

Synopsis

Once upon a time in ancient Japan, there lived a young girl named Akiko. She was born into a poor family, but she possessed a rare beauty that caught the eye of a wealthy merchant. The merchant took Akiko under his wing and trained her in the art of the geisha.

Akiko quickly rose to fame as the most sought-after geisha in all of Japan. Her grace, charm, and talent captivated all who saw her perform. But behind her dazzling facade, Akiko harbored a secret. She was in love with a samurai, a forbidden love that could never be.

As Akiko's fame grew, so did the jealousy of her rivals. They plotted to ruin her reputation and drive her out of the geisha house. But Akiko was not one to be easily defeated. With the help of her loyal friends and the strength of her own spirit, she fought back against her enemies.

Through betrayal, heartbreak, and triumph, Akiko's story unfolded like a golden thread weaving through the tapestry of her life. Tales of her beauty and talent spread far and wide, earning her the title of the Golden Geisha.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Tales of a Golden Geisha
	Bridal Chorus	Richard Wagner: Composer

User reviews

Carol Johnson

10/10

The music beautifully reflects the emotions of love, heartbreak, and triumph that Akiko experiences throughout her story. It evokes a sense of nostalgia and longing, transporting the listener to a world of beauty and intrigue.

Joseph Davis

1/10

I found the band's soundtrack for Tales of a Golden Geisha to be repetitive and lacking in variety. While the melodies were pleasant at first, they quickly became monotonous and failed to capture the emotional depth of Akiko's story.

John Lee

6/10

The soundtrack of Tales of a Golden Geisha effectively transports the listener to ancient Japan with its traditional instruments and melodies. The music perfectly captures the essence of Akiko's journey, from her humble beginnings to her rise as the most renowned geisha in the land. The emotional depth of the compositions enhances the storytelling, creating a rich and immersive experience for the audience.

Melissa Moore

2/10

The instrumentation used in the band's score felt uninspired and clichéd, relying heavily on stereotypical Japanese motifs without adding any innovative or unique elements. This made the music feel more like a generic background soundtrack rather than a captivating and immersive experience.

Charles Martin

10/10

The combination of traditional Japanese instruments and modern orchestration creates a rich and dynamic sound that is both captivating and emotional. The soundtrack of Tales of a Golden Geisha is truly a work of art that enhances the storytelling and brings Akiko's tale to life in a powerful and unforgettable way.

Dorothy Young

6/10

On the other hand, while the music sets the tone for the film, some pieces feel repetitive and lack variety. The soundtrack could benefit from more diversity in its arrangements to truly reflect the complexity of Akiko's emotions and the challenges she faces. Overall, while the music successfully complements the narrative, a more dynamic and varied approach could have elevated the listening experience even further.

Kenneth Wright

10/10

The soundtrack of Tales of a Golden Geisha is a mesmerizing masterpiece that perfectly captures the essence of ancient Japan. Each note and melody takes you on a journey through Akiko's life, from her humble beginnings to her rise as the Golden Geisha.

Mary Walker

1/10

I was disappointed by the overall production quality of the band's music for Tales of a Golden Geisha. The mixing seemed unbalanced at times, with certain instruments overpowering others and creating a disjointed listening experience. Additionally, the sound quality was lacking, making it difficult to fully appreciate the subtleties of the compositions.