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Eleven variations on the Japanese folk song "The moon over the ruined castle" for solo flute.Kōjō no Tsuki () is a deeply moving song about the passage of time and the transience of human power. The four stanzas unfolds as a mirror of human history and experience:Written at the beginning of the 20th century, a period of great social upheaval, the song reflects the decline of old orders and the fading splendor of court life. Amidst all this change, the moon remains a constant source of lighta symbol of the imperishable nature of memory and nature.
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