Sound of the Sky

To be honest, I was afraid to the last that everything would end very badly (the fragility of the life of a small garrison on the brink of war cannot but worry), so the ending pleased me to the core. The series is in Favorites, the rating is excellent, I'm running to look for OST!

Every time I chose something "similar to..." I got the Sounds of Heaven. They chased me for a couple of weeks, and I gave up, even though I knew there wasn't much to catch.
The destructive, ruinous, ruinous war has passed. Large-scale hostilities have been left behind, many lives have been lost, some species of animals and plants have been lost forever, so many have been wiped off the face of the earth that even "no man's land" exists. There is an imprint of a skeleton with a high-rise building in the rock, and in the garages there are mechanical machines whose technologies have been lost. But almost nothing is said about this, every episode is 23 minutes long, the world is revealed to us for about thirty seconds, and then the fooling of the cute girls begins. Military fortresses have turned into "branches of music schools", because only native speakers of all languages understand music ... but even this topic has not been disclosed – there is terribly little music, the good thing is that it is wonderful. The drama itself turned out to be in the last two episodes, and that was jerky, stupid, naive. There's too much comedy and one-off situations. If they had squeezed it down to a full–length film and put everything that I described above in the center, it would have been a small masterpiece.

It's a conclusion that we're fighting for, but we're all the same. And you can't argue.

Poor Kureha...

Great anime. Even though the world wasn't revealed, and all the "action" remained in the last two episodes, I still liked it. It even adds its own charm, so to speak. The characters are alive, the story is over. The result is a reference slice with fractions of a drama.
It's a pity that this will never happen in reality.