Quite dry June 2025 let Mei-Shun often sing rainy scores with Ms. Piano, aside from her favorite one featuring moonlight. On the contrary, we have repeatedly seen blurred figure of that celestial beauty. Dear tiny Mother Earth, how many years have passed since she picked you up last time? Great to spray your scent again into this helmet for horsey riding; velvet and crystal stones, Shin’s choice.
It has stopped raining since Monday — we are in the middle of such season, yet 梅雨前線 was said disappeared. That allows Mei-Shun to sing drizzling scores composed by Masters Chopin and Debussy, while the latter features snow. Yesterday heard even heatstroke alert aired for the first time this year, meaning temperature hit 35 degrees Celsius perhaps.
Mei-Shun changed one of her 2 glasses into biofocals. It is convenient while requires a kind of education: her brain takes a second to move from looking far away toward close. A mild shop clerk advised her on this point, saying she should keep calm even if blurred sight gives a little shock. Well, once she gets used to it, Ms. Piano keys seem to come nearer by. Lighter weight alleviates pressure on her nose.
Mei-Shun feels content to see that great score composed by Master J. Pachelbel again. Compared to others including “Le Cygne”, “Habanera”, “La Cinquantaine”, “Pavane pour une Infante Défunte”, etc., it flows so nice that gives her joy of dulcet melody. And please listen, it was ending music aired after she played the role of Petruchio in “The Taming of the Shrew” by Master Shakespeare.
Mei-Shun took finger exercise on Ms. Piano before enjoying lunch with Professors A and M. Master J. Pachelbel, she is really delighted to see you again after your attractive “Kanon” was inducted into her Hall of Fame. Please listen, above former gentleman is like father of the latter and her. He told his “children” smiling, that he was recently designated as the chairman of a local silver club.
“Kanon” composed by Master J. Pachelbel was inducted into Mei-Shun’s Hall of Fame: she means to include it among relatively slow scores played before Shin’s favorite “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring” by Master J. S. Bach. Other great composers also helps her with “Le Cygne”, “La Cinquantaine”, “Habanera”, “L’harmonie des anges”, “Pavane pour une Infante Défunte”, etc.
Mei-Shun recently noticed that “Clair de Lune” composed by Master C. Debussy has the same melody in soprano and bass keys of 2 bars on the 2nd page. This beautiful score consists of chords and single notes at a ratio of 5 : 1, requires all 10 fingers to move through 6 pages. When her ears catch something weird, either of little ones tends to press wrong place.
Rainfall again, and Mei-Shun sits on a chair in front of Ms. Piano. She has got quite used to “Kanon” composed by Master J. Pachelbel. This great score gives her another pleasure: “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring” by Master J. S. Bach has become easier. The former let her calm down, listen to and enjoy beauty of chord. Oh, 6th crescent, happy to see you in northwestern sky after dark.
Mei-Shun normally sings with Ms. Piano alone. She enjoys it of course, while practice is for performance on stage. Her dance in kimono is a kind of the same as the one with horseies: grade 3 of riding technique certificate requires applicants to put on white in blouse and pants, black in jacket, long boots and helmet. By the way, she often touches wrong keys when the only audience listens beside.
We have 啓蟄=kei-chi-tsu, 3rd of vernal and whole 二十四節気 today. However, cold rain changed from snow seems to beat the ground so hard that creatures in hibernation might keep asleep. Mei-Shun has an appointment with Dr. M in the evening, worked, studied and practiced before singing moonlight scores on Ms. Piano until around tea time. “Let’s just add metal covering”, said the latter lady.
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