互いは　同じ月を見ている

Simplex esse.

— to simply be —

Composition & Arrangement

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Fifteen-Movement Suite

The Suites

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

天 黄金の沈黙 Golden Silence

To return to nothing. To simply be.

地 醒めない悪夢 The Unwaking Nightmare

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

人 煽る銀灰 The Smoldering Silver-Ash

The first cry of a nameless being.

天 Golden Silence  黄金の沈黙
I
— Part I
the origin — to return to nothing
Listen II
— Part II
the silence, held
Listen III
— Part III
unraveling — the middle passage
Listen IV
— Part IV
the silence, returning
Listen V
— Part V
Victory — yet still, breathing
Listen
地 The Unwaking Nightmare  醒めない悪夢
I
— Part I
the gatekeeper of hell
Listen II
— Part II
the poison in the lungs
Listen III
— Part III
can you still call out your name?
Listen IV
— Part IV
from beneath the ash
Listen V
— Part V
embrace this sin, and still walk on
Listen
人 The Smoldering Silver-Ash  煽る銀灰
I
— Part I
the cry of a nameless being
Listen II
— Part II
smoke of the past
Listen III
— Part III
weighing the weight of a life
Listen IV
— Part IV
the surging conflagration
Listen V
— Part V
a sign of the end — the silver-ash dissolves into night
Listen
Voice & Word

Opera

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

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Watashi Rebirth
Opera "Ogon no Chinmoku" — michitarite, jiga, mu, zetsubo
Listen ◆
Watashi, Shutters
Opera "Ogon no Chinmoku"
Listen ◆
Prologue — The Chorus's Address
Voices from the Hangar, Vol. II — do you possess imagination?
Listen ◆
Hannah Arendt Phantoms (Opera)
giving voice to lives unimagined
Listen
Toward the Nine

Symphony

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

I
Velvet Brasskeys — Part I
Symphony · Voices from the Hangar, Vol. II
Listen II
Velvet Brasskeys — Part II
Symphony · Voices from the Hangar, Vol. II
Listen I
Hannah Arendt Phantoms — Symphony, Part I
to those who could not imagine
Listen II
Hannah Arendt Phantoms — Symphony, Part II
giving sound to lives unimagined
Listen
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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