Seventh Heaven (Kalafina album)

Seventh Heaven
Seventh Heaven
Studio album by Kalafina
Released	March 4, 2009
Recorded	2008-2009
Genre	J-Pop; Opera-pop; Techno; symphonic rock;
Length	67 minutes
Label	SME
Producer	Yuki Kajiura
Kalafina chronology
Singles from Seventh Heaven
	"Oblivious"; Released: January 23, 2008; "Sprinter/Aria"; Released: July 30, 2008; "Fairytale"; Released: December 24, 2008;

Seventh Heaven is the first studio album by the Japanese girl group Kalafina, released on 26 May 2009 under Sony Music Japan label.^[2] The album was named after the theme song they performed for the seventh chapter of the Anime movie Kara no Kyoukai.

Track listing edit

All tracks are written by Yuki Kajiura

CD (SECL-765)
No.	Title	Length
1.	"overture" (instrumental)	1:34
2.	"oblivious"	4:22
3.	"love come down"	4:44
4.	"Natsu no Ringo (夏の林檎, Summer Apples)"	4:03
5.	"fairytale"	5:13
6.	"ARIA"	5:24
7.	"Mata Kaze ga Tsuyoku natta (また風が強くなった, The Wind Became Strong Again)"	4:57
8.	"Kizuato (傷跡, Scar)"	4:39
9.	"serenato"	4:53
10.	"Ongaku (音楽, Music)"	5:38
11.	"Ashita no Keshiki (明日の景色, The Scenery of Tomorrow)"	5:25
12.	"sprinter"	5:05
13.	"Kimi ga Hikari ni Kaete yuku (君が光に変えて行く, You Turn It Into Light)"	4:43
14.	"seventh heaven"	6:12

DVD edit

DVD (SECL-763~4)
No.	Title	Length
1.	"seventh heaven" (PV)
2.	"oblivious" (Yuki Kajiura live vol.#3 footage)
3.	"Kimi ga Hikari ni Kaete Iku" (Yuki Kajiura live vol.#3 footage)
4.	"Kizuato" (Yuki Kajiura live vol.#2 footage)
5.	"ARIA" (Yuki Kajiura live vol.#2 footage)

Usage in media edit

oblivious: ending theme song for Kara no Kyoukai Chapter 1
fairy tale: ending theme song for Kara no Kyoukai Chapter 6
Aria: ending theme song for Kara no Kyoukai Chapter 4
Kizuato: ending theme for Kara no Kyoukai Chapter 3
sprinter: ending theme for Kara no Kyoukai Chapter 5
Kimi ga Hikari ni Kaete yuku: ending theme for Kara no Kyoukai Chapter 2
seventh heaven: ending theme for Kara no Kyoukai Chapter 7

Charts edit

Chart	Peak position	Sales	Time in chart
Oricon Weekly Albums	8^[3]	38,087	19 weeks

Release history edit

Country	Date	Format	Label
Japan	March 4, 2009	Digital download, CD	SME Records
United States	May 26, 2009
South Korea	September 9, 2011

References edit

^ "Seventh Heaven Review by Alexey Eremenko". Retrieved 18 April 2024.
^ Official discography http://www.kalafina.jp/disco/category/?album
^ "Seventh Heaven - Kalafina". oricon.co.jp. Retrieved 20 December 2016.

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[1] "Seventh Heaven Review by Alexey Eremenko". Retrieved 18 April 2024.

[2] Official discography http://www.kalafina.jp/disco/category/?album

[3] "Seventh Heaven - Kalafina". oricon.co.jp. Retrieved 20 December 2016.

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