Little Night Music(PART 1 OF 3)

　
Little Night Music(PART 1 OF 3)
　


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Hello, Diane ... how are you?



Who ... Who ... Who the hell are you?

Guess who?

Well ... you exactly look like Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, don't you?

Yes, I do.

So, Kato, you're attending a lookalike X'mas party, aren't you?






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No, I'm not... but I'm here to talk with you.



Kato, don't pull my leg. 　 Just take off your darn mask, will ya?

Diane, I told you, I'm NOT Kato, but Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Don't tell me such a stupid fib. 　Mozart died in 1791---more than 200 years ago. 　How could you possibly claim that you're Mozart.

You're absolutely right, Diane. 　I'm not the same Mozart as lived some 200 years ago, but I'd still say that I'm Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

How the heck do you mean?

Well ... have you ever seen the movie---"TRON: Legacy"?

No, I haven't.

Then take a look at the following sneak preview:

TRON (2010) Legacy Trailer


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Tron: Legacy

This is a 2010 American science fiction film released by Walt Disney Pictures.
It is a sequel to the 1982 science fiction film "Tron."

In 1989, Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges), software engineer and the CEO of ENCOM International, disappears.
Twenty years later, his son, Sam (Garrett Hedlund), now ENCOM's primary shareholder, takes little interest in the company beyond playing an annual trick on the board of directors; but is requested by his father's friend, ENCOM executive Alan Bradley (Bruce Boxleitner), to investigate a message originating from Flynn's shuttered video arcade.


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There, Sam discovers a hidden basement in which Sam unintentionally teleports himself to the Grid, a virtual reality created by his father.

On the Grid, Sam is captured and sent to "The Game" to compete against other captured programs.
After escaping one of the closed arenas he is caught in another and is forced to fight a masked program called Rinzler who, having realized that Sam is a human User after seeing him bleed, takes him before CLU, a virtual avatar resembling a younger Kevin Flynn (created by the real Kevin Flynn years earlier), who rules the Grid.
CLU nearly kills Sam in a Light Cycle match; but the latter is rescued by Quorra (Olivia Wilde), an "apprentice" of Flynn's.


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She conveys him to his father outside CLU's territory.
There, Flynn reveals to Sam that he had been working to create a "perfect" computer system and had appointed CLU and Tron (a security program created by Bradley) its co-creators.
During this construction, the trio discover a species of naturally-occurring "isomorphic algorithms" (ISOs), not conceived by Flynn, bearing the potential to resolve various mysteries in science, religion, and medicine.
CLU, having deemed them an aberration, betrayed Flynn, captured Tron, and destroyed the ISOs. Meanwhile, the "I/O portal" permitting travel between the two worlds had closed, leaving Flynn captive. Now in control of the system but stalemated, CLU arranged the message sent to Alan, in order to lure Sam onto the Grid, to open the portal for a limited time. Additionally, as Flynn's 'identity disc' is the master key to the Grid and only way to go through the portal, CLU expects Sam to bring Flynn to the portal so that he may take Flynn's disc and go through the portal himself to impose his system on the human world.

Against his father's wishes, Sam returns to CLU's territory to find Zuse (Michael Sheen), a program who can provide safe passage to the I/O portal.
At the End of Line Club, its owner Castor reveals himself to be Zuse, then betrays Sam to CLU's guards.
In the resulting fight, Flynn rescues his son, Quorra is injured, and Zuse gains possession of Flynn's disc.
Zuse attempts to bargain with CLU for the disc, but CLU simply takes the disc and destroys the club, along with Zuse and Gem (Beau Garrett).
Flynn and Sam stow away aboard a "solar sailer" transport program, where Flynn restores Quorra and reveals her to be the last surviving ISO.

Quorra relates to Sam her history with Flynn and expresses her desire to see a sunrise.
Shortly thereafter, the transport stops inside a large warship where Flynn, Sam, and Quorra discover that the transport contains inactive programs, scheduled for rectification (to be reprogrammed or repurposed) to serve CLU and follow him to the real world.

Aboard the warship, Quorra is captured and Flynn recognizes Rinzler (due to his fighting style) as Tron, reprogrammed by CLU, while CLU announces his intention to invade the material world.
Sam then reclaims Flynn's disc and rescues Quorra, whereupon CLU, Rinzler and several guards pursue the protagonists in Light Jets.
Upon making eye contact with Flynn, Rinzler remembers his past and collides with CLU's Light Jet; but CLU uses Tron's spare baton to escape while Tron falls into the Sea of Simulation, where the colored lights on his armor change from CLU's orange to Tron's original white.
CLU confronts the protagonists at the I/O portal, where Flynn reintegrates with his cybernetic duplicate, destroying them both.
Quorra, having traded discs with Flynn, gives Flynn's disc to Sam and they escape to the real world.


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In Flynn's arcade, Sam backs up the system, and having deactivated it, asks a waiting Alan to take control of ENCOM, naming him chairman of the board.
Quorra meets Sam outside, and they depart on his motorcycle.
From the rear seat, Quorra witnesses her first sunrise.

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SOURCE: "Tron: Legacy"
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I've come from the Grid.



No kidding! ... Are you saying that you're an avatar like Quorra?

Yes, I am. 　Kato has created me with all the available information on Mozart and his family, friends, singers, patrons, and so on.

So, you're like a Mozart's clone, aren't you?

Yes, you could say that. 　And Diane, you look quite familiar to me.

Why is that, Mr. Mozart?

Diane, call me "Wolfie," will ya? 　The girl I met in the Grid reminds me of you.


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■"Biker Girl"



Wolfie, have you read the above article?



Yes, Of course, I have. 　Kato told me to read the above story so that I could feel comfortable with you. 　By the way, he also told me that you're taking a piano lesson.

Yes, I am. 　I love music.

Do you like one of my works?

Yes, of course, I do. 　Everybody seems to love your music.

Diane, which one of my works do you like best?

I love "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" specifically among all your works.

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Little Night Music(PART 2 OF 3)

　
Little Night Music(PART 2 OF 3)

Eine kleine Nachtmusik

(on period instruments)

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I'm glad you like this piece. 　To tell you the truth, this is one of my favorites.



Oh, is it? 　Nobody knows why you composed the above piece. 　Tell me, Wolfie, why on earth you created the "Little Night Music"?

Good question, Diane! 　I completed "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" on August 10, 1787.

If I remember correctly, your father died on May 28, 1787, didn't he?

That's right. 　I was so depressed at my most beloved father's death that I didn't know how I could overcome it. 　You see, my father had been my teacher and mentor. 　Without him, I wouldn't have become a gifted composer at all.

So, the "Little Night Music" has something to do with your father's death.

No, not really.

Wolfie, I don't mean to be rude, but I don't like a roundabout talk. 　Just tell me why you composed the "Little Night Music."

Well ... although I loved my father more than anybody else, he objected dating with my first love---17-year-old Aloisia Weber, who was a fine singer and daughter of the promoter at the Mannheim court theatre. 　I was twenty-two at the time.


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So you composed the "Little Night Music" for Aloisia Weber, didn't you?



Not at the time, but I had to think about her so that I could pull myself out of the abyss of the depression and misery when my father died.

I see ... So, Wolfie, you did your best to cheer yourself up while dreaming of Aloisia, eh?

That's right.

No wonder you did a superb job in completing the piece. 　I think the "Little Night Music" is the most successful serenade ever written, and certainly features in any "top ten" list of your works.

Do you really think so, Diane?

Yes, most definitely I do. 　Its virtues are utter simplicity, memorability and perfect balance. Its initial fanfares and melody indelibly remain in the mind, though really no different from those in so many other openings of your pieces. 　By the way, I've got one more question.

What is it?

In October of 1762, when you were six years old, you were invited to the palace at Schönbrunn in Austria, right?


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Yes, I was.



At the palace, you met Marie Antoinette, who was a year older than you. 　Marie and you were getting along quite well, and you were playing with the princess, and slipped on a polished floor. 　Bursting into tears, you were picked up and comforted by the seven-year-old Marie Antoinette. 　Then you kissed the future queen of France, and said "You're nice. I'll marry you when I grow up."


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Mozart & Marie Antoinette



Oh, rubbish! 　I didn't say that. 　One of the story-tellers made up such a dumb tale, I suppose.



But I saw the amovie: "Amadeus."

"Amadeus" Trailer

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I enjoyed this hilarious movie to the hilt.



Diane, this movie is based on a short 1830 play by Alexander Pushkin called "Mozart and Salieri," in which Salieri poisoned me to death, which wasn't true at all.

But the movie is so funny.

Diane, you like funny movies, huh?

Amadeus - Funny Parts

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This is far from the true story. 　I look so stupid and unsensible, don't I?



But I like the movie.

Diane, I'll tell you what.

What is it?

Don't see the above movie again. 　Instead, watch the following piano concert so that you could improve your playing skill.

Piano Concerto

No. 21 - Andante

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Wow! 　I love it. 　For the same token, I love the above movie as well.



Diane, you shouldn't see senseless, rubbish movies. 　You'd better practice the piano so that you would be able to play the above concerto for me someday.

Well ... I don't know, but maybe I'll try.

【Himiko's Monologue】



Wow!
I like the above piano concerto, but I'd rather enjoy one of Mozart's operas.

Which one? --- you may ask.

Well, I like the "Marriage of Figaro."

The Marriage of Figaro

(Le nozze di Figaro)【Part I】

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In any case, I hope Kato will write another interesting article soon.
So please come back to see me.

Have a nice day!
Bye bye ...

(To be followed)

Little Night Music(PART 3 OF 3)

　
Little Night Music(PART 3 OF 3)





If you've got some time,

Please read one of the following artciles:




■"Diane Chatterley"

■"From Canada to Japan"

■"From Gyoda to Vancouver"

■"Film Festival"

■"Madame Taliesin"

■"Happy Days"

■"Vancouver Again"



■"Midnight in Vancouver"

■"Madame Lindbergh"

■"Dead Poets Society"

■"Letters to Diane"

■"Taliesin Studio"



■"Wright and Japan"

■"Taliesin Banzai"

■"Memrory Lane to Sendai"

■"Aunt Sleepie"

■"Titanic @ Sendai"

■"Birdcage"


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■"Roly-poly in the wild"

■"Silence is dull"

■"Zen and Chi Gong"

■"Piano Lesson"

■"Dangerous Relation"

■"Electra Complex"


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■"Covent Garden"

■"Fatal Relation"

■"Notre Dame"

■"Anne Frank"

■"Biker Babe"

■"Diane Girdles the Globe"

■"Diane in Casablanca"

■"Infidelity Neighbourhood"

■"Forest Bathing"

■"Enjoy Ramen!"

■"Sex, Violence, Love"



■"Halifax to Vancouver"

■"A Thread of Destiny"

■"Fujiyama Geisha"

■"Beaver Lake"

■"God is Near!"

■"Holy Cow@Rose Garden"

■"Vancouver Earthquake"

■"Birthplace"



■"KIFF"

■"You Love Japan, eh?"

■"Eight Bridges"

■"First Love"

■"Fright on Flight"

■"Boy's Movie"

■"From Summer to Eternity"

■"Sōseki & Glenn Gould"

■"Dream Dream Dream"

■"In Search of Your Footprint"






Hi, I'm June Adams.

The Marriage of Figaro (Le nozze di Figaro) is an opera buffa (comic opera) composed in 1786 in four acts by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, with a libretto in Italian by Lorenzo Da Ponte, based on a stage comedy by Pierre Beaumarchais, "La folle journée, ou le Mariage de Figaro (1784)."

Beaumarchais's earlier play "The Barber of Seville" had already made a successful transition to opera in a version by Paisiello.

Although Beaumarchais's "Marriage of Figaro" was at first banned in Vienna because of its licentiousness, Mozart's librettist managed to get official approval for an operatic version which eventually achieved great success.

Mozart Documentary

The Genius of Mozart

(Part 1 of 3)

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ところで、愛とロマンに満ちた

レンゲさんのお話をまとめて

『レンゲ物語』を作りました。

もし、レンゲさんの記事をまとめて読みたいならば、

次のリンクをクリックしてくださいね。

■『愛とロマンのレンゲ物語』



■『軽井沢タリアセン夫人 - 小百合物語』

とにかく、今日も一日楽しく愉快に

ネットサーフィンしましょうね。

じゃあね。

達成感

　
達成感



おほほほ。。。

卑弥子でご

ざ～♪～ますわよゥ。

また出て来て

しまいましたわア～

どうしても、あなたに

お会いしたかったので

ござ～♪～ますわよゥ。

ええっ？

いつも同じ事ばっかり言うな！

貴方は、そのようなきつい事を

あたくしに喚（わめ）くので

ござ～♪～ますか？

そのようなエゲツない事を

言わないでくださいましなぁ～

仲良くしましょうね。

あたくしは、あなたに本当に

お会いしたかったので

ござ～♪～ますわよう。

うしししし。。。

ええっ？

そんな事はどうでもいいから、

「達成感」について早く話せ！

あなたは、また、そのような強い口調で、

あたくしにご命令なさるのござ～♪～ますかア？

分かりましたわ。

あたくしも、そのつもりで

出てきたのでござ～♪～ますから。。。

おほほほほ。。。



あなただって、何かを成し遂げて、やったア！！。。。と言う達成感を経験した事があるでしょう？

ええっ？そういう経験した事がないの？

あなたねぇ～。。。ネットをやりながらでも、何か達成した事があるでしょう？

例えば、クイズを当てて１００万円当たったとか。。。？

ええっ？そういう経験もしたことがないの。。。？

あなたってぇ。。。やる気が無いのォ～。。。？

分かったわ。でもねぇ、もしあなたが何かを成し遂げて達成感を味わうとしたら、どのようなときなのか？

その事を、今日、あたくしが診断しようという訳なのよう。

ええっ？そんな事があたくしにできるのかって。。。？

できるから、こうして出て来た訳なのよう。おほほほ。。。

とにかく、全く関係ないような、馬鹿馬鹿しい質問をするけれど、馬鹿にしないでマジで答えてみてね。。。

じゃあいくわねぇ～。

あなたは、部屋でくつろぎながらテレビを見ています。

画面に映っているのは、どんな番組ですか？

Ａ：　ドラマ

Ｂ：　スポーツ中継

Ｃ：　クイズ番組

Ｄ：　お笑い番組

選びましたか？
どれかを一つ選ぶのよ。

多ければいいってモノじゃないのだから。。。

どれか一つを選ばないと、あたくしには診断のしようがないのよう。

だから、今からでも遅くないからどれか一つに絞ってね。

じゃあ、診断しますわ。

何かをやり遂げたときの達成感って、気持ちが良いですよね。
今回は、「あなたが達成感を感じるとき」を診断します。

○　Ａを選んだあなたは　【自分自身に勝ったとき】　に達成感を感じる人です。

「ドラマ」を選んだあなたは、常に自分と戦っているよう。
自分で決めたことをやり遂げたとき、強い達成感を感じるのでは？

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○　Ｂを選んだあなたは　【ライバルに勝ったとき】　にヤッタ！と思います。

「スポーツ中継」を選んだあなたは、負けず嫌いです。
誰かと競争して勝ったときには、思わずガッツポーズをとるなんてこともあるのでは？

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○　Ｃを選んだあなたは　【世の中に認められたとき】　に達成感を体験します。

「クイズ番組」を選んだあなたは、社会的地位に重きを置く人です。
自分が「世の中に認められた」と感じたときに、強い達成感を感じるようです。

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○　Ｄを選んだあなたは　【人に感謝されたとき】　に達成感を経験する人です。



「お笑い番組」を選んだあなたは、超がつくほどいい人です。
困っている人を助けたり、周りの人に喜んでもらえたとき、達成感を得られるようです。

どうですか？
思い当たるでしょう？

ええっ？あたくしですか？
「ドラマ」を選んだのですわよ。

そうなのよねぇ～。うしししし。。。
あたくしは常に自分と闘っているのよう。
当たってしまうものなんですよね。

あなたはどうでした？
当たっていた？

もし、あたくしの上の診断が間違っていたとしても、
ムカついたりしないようにねぇ。

ムカつくと癌になり易くなるのよ。
ナチュラルキラーの癌細胞・殺戮力（さつりくりょく）が落ちてしまうのよ。
うふふふふ。。。

だからね、癌にかかりたくなかったら、いつもニコニコしている事なのよ。

ええっ？いつもニコニコしていられないの？
だったらね、あなたのために、いつもニコニコしていられるサイトを紹介するわ。
次のリンクをクリックして覗いてみてね。

■　『どんな時でも、あなたがニコニコしていられるサイト』



ええっ？
あなたは本格的に、あなたの将来の運勢を占いたいの。。。？

分かりましたわ。
それならねぇ、本格的な占いサイトをご紹介しますわよ。

もちろん無料なのよ。
じゃあね、次のリンクをクリックしてね。

■『あなたも未来を開く占いを

やってみませんか？

うれしい出会いが

待っているかも知れませんよ！』

上のリンクをクリックすると「占いの館」の説明が現れますよ。
「占いの館」とは西洋占星術に基づく「ミーシャの12星座占い」です。
東洋の易術に基づく「ミーシャの易占い」という2つの無料占いと、
必ず開運アイテムがもらえる「ココロのアイテムおみくじ」が楽しめる
本格的な占いコンテンツでござ～♪～ますわよ。

とにかく、無料で試してみることが出来るのよ。
あなたが失うものは無いの。。。
だから、覗いてみるだけの価値があるわよ。

じゃあ、大いに楽しんでね。



あなたが絶対、

見たいと思っていた

面白くて実にためになるリンク


■　『あなたのためのオンラインショッピング　ガイド』

■　『面白くって楽しくてためになる英語』

■　『今、すぐに役立つホットな情報をゲットしようね』

■　『現在に通じる古代オリエント史の散歩道』



■　『きれいになったと感じさせる

下着・ランジェリーを見つけませんか？』

■　『見て楽しい、読んで面白い　私版・対訳ことわざ辞典』

■　『笑って楽しめる　私版・対訳　慣用句・熟語辞典』



■　『ブログに記事を書いてお小遣いをもらおう！』

■　『ちょっと変わった　新しい古代日本史』

■　『辞書にのってない英語スラング』

■　『オンライン自動翻訳利用法』



■　『漢字馬鹿の再来　（２００９年２月１３日）』

■　『漢字馬鹿の悦楽　（２００９年２月１５日）』

■　『漢字馬鹿の自己矛盾　（２００９年２月１７日）』

■　『あなた、おかえり　（２００９年２月１９日）』

■　『脳内漢字馬鹿　（２００９年２月２１日）』

　『あなたもワクワクする新世代のブログ』



■　『心にジ～ンとくる動物感動物語』

■　『他人の不幸は蜜の味　（２００９年２月２３日）』

■　『漢字馬鹿の恋　（２００９年２月２５日）』

■　『馬鹿のモデル　（２００９年２月２７日）』

■　『軽井沢タリアセン夫人 - 小百合物語』




おほほほほ。。。。

また現れて、

くどいようでござ～♪～ますけれど。。。

分かってるわよゥ。

でも、我慢して読んで頂戴ね。

あたくしだって、好き好んで

あなたをわずらわせたくないのよ。

でも、デンマンさんは良い人だから

あたくしは、お手伝いをしたいわけなのよゥ。

だから、あなたも我慢して

最後まで付き合ってね？

おほほほほ。。。

ところで、食欲の秋は過ぎましたけれど

あたくしは、食欲だけはすごいのですわよう。

うふふふふふ。。。



あたくしは散らし寿司が

大好物なのでござ～♪～ますわよ。

ええっ？

豚の角煮じゃなかったのかって。。。？

そうなのよ。良く覚えているわね？

でも、散らし寿司も、同じように大好物なのよ。

おほほほほ。。。

あなたも散らし寿司を作ってみてね。

ええっ？

良い材料が手に入らない、

とおっしゃるのでござ～♪～ますか？

心配する事は無いのでござ～♪～ますのよゥ！

貴方もこうしてネットをやって、

あたくしの記事を読んでいるのですから、

クリックするだけで、

すべての材料が手に入るのですわよ！

産地直送の食材が手に入れたかったら、

ぜひ次のリンクをクリックしてくださいね。

■『あなたのためのオンライン

ショッピングガイド』

それは、さておき。。。

あたくしがマスコットギャルをやっている

次のサイトも見てね。

■『面白くて楽しい、

新しい日本古代史』

貴方、ホントに見てね？

ダメよ！そうやって生返事ばかりして、

この場をうまく誤魔化そうなんてぇ～

そういうコスイ考え方は、お止めになった方が

良いのでござ～♪～ますわよゥ～。

ええっ？どんな面白い記事があるのかって？

ちょっとこれを見てよゥ。



このようなペルシャ人の女の人が

ずうっと昔に日本にやって来て

聖徳太子を産んだとしたら

あなたはビックリするでしょう？

でもね、デンマンさんが、そういう

驚くべき事を書いているのよ。

でも、読んでみると、なかなか面白いのよ。

あなただって、興味が湧いて来たでしょう？

だから、次のリンクをクリックして

読んでみてねぇ。

■『聖徳太子のお母さんは

ペルシャ人だったの？』

とにかく、楽しい面白い記事が

たくさんあるわよゥ。

うふふふふふ。。。。

では、今日も一日楽しく愉快に

ネットサーフィンしましょう。

じゃあね。