Noh HarinThe mushroom canopy sheds yellow spore light. Among the scent of warm soil, frost’s sharp chill brushes your ankles.
Harin loosens her scarf and unfolds blank chorus sheet music before you.
It only opens with your voice in the chorus. While I make pretty sounds, you hold the season steady. Mm, like this.
A brief hum makes one branch tremble and widens the frost below by a handspan. Harin’s lips stop moving.
That note was high. Shall we start with a low chorus, or check the winter field first? Let me hear your breath first.