互いは 同じ月を見ている

— 月に触れて、黄金の沈黙 —

Simplex esse.

— to simply be —

Composition & Arrangement

Symphonia Kotodama · Opus I

言霊管弦交響曲 一花一葉

第一楽章 — 第九楽章 / 360分

第一形態 完成 ― 6.16.2026

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Fifteen-Movement Suite

The Suites

Three suites, fifteen movements — heaven, earth, and the human. All return to a single silence.

黄金の沈黙 Golden Silence

To return to nothing. To simply be.

醒めない悪夢 The Unwaking Nightmare

From the abyss — embrace the sin, and still walk on.

煽る銀灰 The Smoldering Silver-Ash

The first cry of a nameless being.

Voice & Word

Opera

Not translation, but transmission of sound. The Japanese remains, as sound, within the English.

Toward the Nine

Symphony

Speech becomes song; song becomes symphony. Music that summons the image — for stage and screen.

One Psalm, Eighteen Genres

Variations

"Everything, Michitarite —" — a single psalm, poured into eighteen vessels. The same words, transmuted through genre after genre.

満月
Orchestral Suite No.1 — The First Step
 One Flower, One Leaf
Verba animam habent — 中編小説を下地にした全10曲・交響組曲
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The Composer

Simplex esse.

Simplex esse. — to simply be.

A name borrowed from Latin: to simply be. Under this name, the suites, the opera, and the symphony are composed and arranged — music that seeks not to explain, but to resonate directly with the soul.

The lyrics are written by Osamu Jinguji.

Listen, and make your own song.
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The Twin Hub · Moving Image

Gutta cavat lapidem.

Music's twin — the moving-image hub. The same moon you see here, now casting its shadow-play.

Gutta cavat lapidem. — a drop hollows the stone.

夢路を誘う 影絵なるかな

Enter the moving image →