Makoto Yamanaka Singing Debussy

After several years of concerts with Fauré and Poulenc, Duparc, etc., this will be the first concert in 11 years with all Debussy.
The main piece this time is "Lyric Prose," which is my first attempt.
The lyric prose fits my throat in terms of register, and as I read the lyrics, it seemed to me like a monologue by Debussy.
I began to wonder if it would be okay if I sang it. I began to think that I could sing it, and I practiced more and more.
It is difficult for a high baritone to sing the high notes.
However, I thought that I had managed to put the whole piece together. I decided to put it on the performance.
Conversely, it would not be an exaggeration to say that I planned this concert because I wanted to perform this piece.
The other pieces are "Lovers' Walk," "Three Poems by Mallarmé," and "Three Ballades by François Villon.
These were published 11 years ago, but how much progress have I made for myself? This is a very interesting program.
This is a very interesting program, so please do not miss this opportunity to hear it and come to the concert.