Women around Hikaru Genji written by piano and recitation

An ancient love story told with piano and recitation. It is a beautiful, sad, and slightly scary story about Hikaru Genji and women. The story is filled with key words such as "longing for someone," "tenderness and compassion," and "love as painful as it is sweet. The music of France and Spain is sure to seep into the subtleties of the heart. This is a concert where you can feel the mysterious fusion of the rhythm of Gen Tanizaki's words and the melody of Ayako Uenoyama's piano playing, which will be featured in this reading. Please come and join us on a pleasant May evening in the early summer breeze!
Program
F. Poulenc: Complant (Lament) from "Suite Francaise" by Claude Gervaise, etc.
F. Mompau: Songs and Dances No.5, No.6, No.7
F. Chopin: Nocturne No.15, Op.55-1
C. Keklan: 3rd movement from New Sonatina No.1, etc.
■Women who appear
Kuusemi, Yugao, Rokujo no Mistress, Wakamurasaki (Murasaki no Ue),
Aoi no Ue, Fujitsubo no Miya
The reading will be from Tanizaki Junichiro's new translation of "The Tale of Genji" (Chuko Bunko).