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That's my hope🙏

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@@colinjames2469 ありがとう！

Thank you so much for sending beautiful comment and adding Bandcamp collection🙏 Hope you enjoy this album and have a great holidays✨

@@husseineid4215 That's true.

@@saph6521 Thanks for watching and sending beautiful words. I hope you felt everything about this piece🙏

ありがとうございます✨🙏

By the way, my friend, could we know why that title "arc"?

Thanks as always, Emilio You have given me so much pleasure. Many great musicians could tell that great music is being played just by looking at the hands that play. I have always wanted to be like that. I'm glad you heard my piece. Have a great day.

This piece's smooth arpeggios are flowing like an "arc" that is like the orbit of a star. Simple, nostalgic, and felted piano soft sounds with lyrical melodies depict a beautiful and mysterious world. It was created for performance in Akashi municipal planetarium, Japan, on 21 May 2022.

@@shingomimura_official It is an honor to have the privilege of seeing those prodigious hands and to be able to speak with the person who uses them for such a lofty purpose. But, above all, I feel lucky to listen to the wonderful music you compose, and to connect with the soul that creates it. Thank you!!! In the end, the reality is that everything is one thing. Thank you, my friend!!! And happy day, every day.

@@shingomimura_official Wonderful explanation!!! Wonderful idea!!! Wonderful composition!!! Wonderful resolution!!! Wonderful harmony!!! The Universe speaks through your music, dear friend!!!👏👏👏👏

I would be glad if this music is close to your heart.

Gracias!

Thanks for watching and sending lovely message✨🙏

Thanks for watching✨🙏

@@matrazke Thank you✨🙏

Thanks for watching🙏✨

Thanks! Very glad you enjoyed it✨

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Thanks for watching! I'm so glad you enjoyed it🙏

Thank you for listening. I really happy you enjoyed it and hope this work will help you find inspiration for writing your poetry.

Please, keep creating. You might not hear it enough, but you bring people comfort.

@@stillhere4165 Thank you! I'm glad to hear that. I appreciate it.

This piece is dedicated to the victims of the Great East Japan Earthquake that occurred on March 11, 2011.

Thanks for watching and giving lovely messages.✨ I appreciate it.🙏

@@godisnea-b8p Thanks for watching✨🙏

감사합니다. 오늘도 평화로운 하루 되세요

항상 좋은 댓글 감사합니다! 소중히 들어주셔서 정말 기쁩니다.

살아간다는 것은 정말 힘든 일이네요.

Thanks always for watching! It is my most important piece because my mom loves one first. Cherry blossoms are special for Japanese people.

@@shingomimura_official Love beauty, starting with the most common and simple!!! In Spain there are areas where cherry trees are grown, and their fruit is highly appreciated. But since they are one of the first trees to bloom (along with almond trees), there are many people who travel there just to delight in the sight of them. Thanks to you!!!

@@Musicall_sub I'm not sure... I've never played that song.🙏

Thanks for listening!

Thanks for watching. I really glad you enjoyed it🙏

Thank you🥰🙏✨

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Thanks for always listening to my work, Emilio. Your deep interpretation of my work makes me very pleased and warm with your deep love for my work. Like everyone, I have many emotions, and they are not all beautiful. Sometimes I am mad, occasionally sad, and sometimes despairing about life. But when I try to represent them in the sense of art or music, they become curiously beautiful. This may be the power that inspires me to live.

@@shingomimura_official What a wonderful description you make of your life and of the role that music plays in your life. And this reaffirms the great admiration I feel for you as a person and as a musician. I have often asked myself how it is possible that something that is not joy and happiness can be beautiful. I came to the conclusion that what is important is not the situation that a person lives in, nor the feeling that it produces, but the reaction that he has to what he lives, whatever it is that he lives. I call it "the greatness of the epic," because any human being has to face numerous difficulties and has to overcome very difficult moments (a few weeks ago I revealed to you what was surely the most painful moment of my life), but in the capacity to overcome, adapt and recover joy and the capacity to create beauty, I find a greatness, an admiration and an admirable beauty. And surely your music is so wonderfully beautiful because of all those circumstances that you have had to live, and that you have described, which you have overcome. There is a book by Susan Cain that was born because she asked herself the question that you and I have asked ourselves. And she asks it in relation to music. Specifically, at one point in her life she asked herself why Leonard Cohen's sad songs are, at the same time, so beautiful. The book is called "Bittersweet. The power of melancholy in a world that shuns sadness." Although I would not say that the main emotion that emerges from your music is not melancholy, but tenderness. A wonderful tenderness, which the world is so in need of. I asked myself that question listening to sad songs, but also reading sad poems, because I recognize that in both I find the greatest beauty. I feel very grateful for the explanations you have given me, for showing me the human being behind the music I listen to. Your music. And, of course, I am very grateful for the fortune of being able to feel the greatness and beauty of life through your compositions. Thank you!!! And I'm sorry for leaving you such a long comment!!! Sorry...

Thanks for watching🙏🥰

Thanks Emilio. But, I'm so sorry for you had a painful farewell. Sometime, life is so hard.

@@shingomimura_official That's right. Living always involves a risk. And sometimes we have to accept that this risk can destroy us, but I couldn't give up living a dream in exchange for security. Besides, pain strengthens us, but we must be careful so that it doesn't destroy our sensitivity and our good feelings. And do you know what I learned, Shingo??? I learned that love never dies, nor the desire to live it, and that when love is so great everything is forgiven and one is reborn from the ruins. I wonder if this "transition" can be turned into music??? Do you think it would be beautiful to create a musical composition that included all those elements: farewell, deep pain, collapse of the soul, forgiveness, rebirth, new illusions and joys, and an immortal love??? Would it be possible to make music that captured the descent into hell and the luminous rebirth??? It would be fantastic... Yesterday I published a poem on one of my blogs with your music, expressing what I felt at that moment. It was inspiring... I'll leave you the link in case you want to read it and have time: th-cam.com/video/3Fga-pc3l9U/w-d-xo.html Listening to this music has meant a lot to me. It's been like purifying water... Thank you!!! Thank you!!!🙏🙏🙏

@@emiliobyn Hi, Thanks for the reply. I couldn't see your blog from the link that is on your comment. Is it correct link?

@@shingomimura_official Oooops!!! You're right, Shingo. I gave you the wrong web address. This is the correct one: emu-eltrovadorylaluna.blogspot.com/2024/09/tu-adios.html On the right side of the blog you have a gadget for the translation, but I don't know how the translation will turn out since it's a poem (with line breaks). Thank you very much for your generous interest...

Thanks always. Yes, those are the points of this work✨

ありがとう✨

Thanks for watching! I'm so glad you enjoyed this🙏✨

Thanks for watching! I'm so glad you enjoyed it✨🙏

Thanks for watching✨🥰

Thank you✨🙏

Thanks fot watching!

Hi, Emilio! Thanks always for watching. I am really glad you feel a lot from my music. You have a great sensibility. I always look forward to your feedback!

@@shingomimura_official It's an honor to be able to listen to your music and to be able to talk to you. I admire you very much, as a musician and also as a person. Thank you very much!!!🙏🙏🙏

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감사합니다!

Hi, Emilio! Thanks always for watching and giving the beautiful message. This piece was inspired by the beautiful eyes of a mother gazing at her children playing in a neighborhood park. I imagine my mom probably did the same. Have a great day!

@@shingomimura_official I am so grateful to know the origin of this music, because that gives depth to the feeling it awakens in me. What you say is very beautiful, Shingo. That means that the tenderness of a gesture can awaken in you the desire to bring that tenderness to music. And I can say that you do it with wonderful sensitivity and mastery. Impressive!!! Admirable!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you, for sharing so much beauty!!! (Sorry for reacting so late to your videos and comments. Time...)

見てくれてありがとう！嬉しいなぁ🥰

ありがとう！👍😄✨

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