Takehisa Yumeji's cover Seno'o sheet music "Hibari" by Glinka...

~I listened to Takehisa Yumeji's cover Senoo sheet music "Hibari" by Glinka~

Hibari-chan is one of the most popular illustrations in Yumeji Takehisa's Senoo music score.

I was curious as to what kind of song it was, so I'd like to introduce it to you.

The piece was composed by a Russian composer named Glinka.

"Skylark" is one of the songs in the song collection "Farewell to Petersburg."

Since it's a collection of songs, it comes with lyrics.

Lyricist: Nestor Kukornik

Between the sky and the earth

The song comes, its constant flow ringing out, ringing out

Who is it that sings in the fields? I don't know. Above the women who sing, the skylark sings high.

The wind brings a song, Who knows? The one who receives it will know Who the song is from!

Let my song flow, my gentle song of hope, so that someone will remember me and sigh softly.

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What a beautiful pianist!

The red dress looks good on you! I've always wanted to try wearing a dress like this.

She's a great pianist, but her concerts seem to be well attended too.

The beautiful pianist Olga Schaps has this to say:

"For me, music is an extension of my expressive abilities, an amplification of language. The score is given to me, but I am the interpreter. It's like acting, similar to the work of an actress who follows a script." (Olga Sheps)

Now...

The song starts off softly, and after a while

The fingers of the right hand are fine and fast.

The trill represents the song of a skylark.

after that

A rolling sound in the high range of the right hand

A series of notes that rise and fall in unison

The wind blew violently and gently

A mixture of hope and sadness

Unstable sound waves.

As the skylark comforts the man,

With his head down,

They chirp brightly and then fade away quietly.

- Kyoko