Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
"Destati" from Kingdom Hearts, performed at our Fall 2019 Concert on Dec 9, 2019 at First Congregational Church, Berkeley, CA
Original music by Yoko Shimomura
Arranged by Natsumi Kameoka, adapted by Helen Chan et al.
Conducted by Jonathan Shi
Post Processing
Video Editing: Jessie Yuan
Audio Mastering: Will Cheney
Overseen by Koa Lee
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YOUTUBE: youtube.com/c/TheIntermissionOrchestraatBerkeley
The Intermission Orchestra at Berkeley is a student-run orchestra founded by Daniel Lee and Zemei Zeng in Fall 2017 that plays music from anime, video games, and films.
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DISCLAIMER: The music performed is the property of its respective copyright owners. The Intermission Orchestra at Berkeley is a non-profit student organization and did not charge admission or make profits from this performance, nor did any of its members.
"Destati" from Kingdom Hearts, performed at our Fall 2019 Concert on Dec 9, 2019 at First Congregational Church, Berkeley, CA
Original music by Yoko Shimomura
Arranged by Natsumi Kameoka, adapted by Helen Chan et al.
Conducted by Jonathan Shi
Post Processing
Video Editing: Jessie Yuan
Audio Mastering: Will Cheney
Overseen by Koa Lee
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Follow us on social media! If you are in the California Bay Area and are interested in joining us, feel free to reach out.
INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/tioatberkeley
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/IntermissionBerkeley
YOUTUBE: youtube.com/c/TheIntermissionOrchestraatBerkeley
The Intermission Orchestra at Berkeley is a student-run orchestra founded by Daniel Lee and Zemei Zeng in Fall 2017 that plays music from anime, video games, and films.
-------------------
DISCLAIMER: The music performed is the property of its respective copyright owners. The Intermission Orchestra at Berkeley is a non-profit student organization and did not charge admission or make profits from this performance, nor did any of its members.










