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There is a place in heaven that is a "new Vienna" where classical musicians gather. The story follows Beethoven, who will meet other musicians like him, like Mozart, Liszt, Ravel, Bach and many more! (Source: NekoHamuJoy)

Jay is a guitarist...well, a bass guitarist. He was even kicked out of the house by his father for having signed up to a music high school without telling him. But he's missing something, his music just feels bland. One day, he starts to understand when he hears the Dave Brubeck Quartet's "Take Five" and meets three eccentric characters: a drummer, a pianist, and a trumpet player. With their help, Jay starts to understand that music is never as beautiful as when it's played in a band, and that a musician can never be above his own art. It's the beginning of an epic journey for Jay, an internal voyage beyond even music itself. (Source: Editions Milan, translated)

Yeji, an 18-year-old student at Hana Arts High School, dreams of winning the world’s most prestigious classical music competition, held in Korea, with her violin. She wants to fulfill the dream of her late sister, Yeseo, who passed away a year ago. Practicing tirelessly with the expensive violin "John Webster," which her sister had borrowed from the DK Music Foundation, Yeji faces constant conflict with her mother, Sujin, who disapproves of her extreme dedication—going so far as to harm herself for the sake of practice. Unable to watch her daughter suffer any longer, Sujin returns the violin to the foundation. For Yeji, the competition and victory mean nothing without John Webster. Just as she is about to give up, she receives a message confirming her advancement to the finals. Can Yeji reclaim John Webster and win the competition? Her urban adventure to retrieve the violin begins now! (Source: Naver, translated)

Daigo Kobayashi is a cellist, but when his orchestra is dissolved he returns to his hometown in Yamagata prefecture with his wife Mika. He finds a classified ad for a company which provides assistance for "departures" and goes for an interview. The company has just two people, a female clerk and the president, and the business of the company turns out to be a preparation of deceased bodies for funerals by wiping them clean and putting makeup on them. Nonetheless, Daigo joins the company as a trainee, attracted by a good salary, and gradually realizes the value of the job of an encoffinner. (Source: JFDB, translated)