Cello Suite No.1 Prelude – J.S.バッハ | Haruna Miyagawa｜無伴奏チェロ組曲第１番より プレリュード（J.S.バッハ）宮川春菜

0:00 Seven Stories from Childhood – No.6 “Summer Story” Written by Yu Mizuki 3:24 Prelude from Cello Suite No.1 – Johann Sebastian Bach Seven Stories from Childhood – No.6 “Summer Story” by Yu Mizuki In the garden of the house where I lived as a child, there was a small pond fed by well water. The temperature of the well water remained almost constant throughout the year—cool in summer and warm in winter. During the summer, freshly picked tomatoes and watermelons from the field often floated in the pond to cool. Especially tomatoes—we ate them almost every day as snacks. Biting into a whole chilled tomato, juice running down my hands. Unlike today’s tomatoes, they were green-smelling and sour, but their concentrated flavor and refreshing coldness felt like pure luxury. At night, we slept inside a mosquito net. Perhaps it was my father’s idea to hang the mosquito net in the tatami room with the veranda doors wide open. The breeze flowed through. Of course, there was no such thing as air conditioning back then, but it was cool and comfortable. It also seems to me that summers were not as unbearably hot as they are now. I don’t recall nights staying above 30°C. Because the room was open toward the garden, not only mosquitoes but many insects flew inside. Our house was near a river and mountains, so fireflies often came as well. Exhausted from playing all day, half-asleep and dazed, I remember watching the glow of fireflies drifting beyond the net—like a memory close to a hallucination. Besides mosquitoes and fireflies, flies and moths came too. The moths would quickly disappear once the light was turned off, but flies would buzz noisily around the net for quite a while. Sometimes beetles and bell crickets flew in. One morning I woke to find a magnificent male rhinoceros beetle clinging to the net—I was delighted. Perhaps because it resembled a mist net, sparrows and thrushes sometimes became tangled in it. When a large spot-billed duck and even a cormorant flew in, that was truly surprising. Once, probably the troop’s leader, a huge Japanese macaque got caught in the net and thrashed wildly, tearing it to shreds before escaping. My father and I were furious. We tried to chase it down and punish it, but the sharp glare it shot back at us made us hesitate and stop in our tracks. In its mouth, we could see a tomato it had apparently taken from the pond. We’re currently offering special discount coupons♪ Add us on LINE here → https://lin.ee/fe2WvQE Classical Guitar Specialty Shop “Media Calm” - ▼Produced by Guitar Shop “Media Calm” Prelude from Cello Suite No.1 – J.S. Bach Guitarist: Haruna Miyagawa Guitar Used: Makoto Teramachi MT1 (2025, Spruce Single Top) https://x.gd/J7Cnf Chief Manager & Videography: Fumiatsu Hattori Recording & Editing: Hiroshi Kogure 【Profile – Haruna Miyagawa】 Born in Nara, Japan, Haruna Miyagawa began studying guitar at age seven under Yutaka Makise. She has received numerous major awards, including multiple Gold Prizes at the Japan Guitar Competition, first prize in the Professional Division of the San-in Guitar Competition, and the AYAKO WATANABE PRIZE at the Ibra Grand Award Japan Competition. As part of her award, she performed at Carnegie Hall in New York. In 2023, she performed all movements of Concierto de Aranjuez with orchestra at the Grand Final of the 41st Spanish Guitar Music Competition, where she won 2nd Prize and the Audience Award. Recognized for her exceptional technique from a young age, she captivates audiences with powerful and dynamic performances while continuing to expand her artistic expression. ▼About Media Calm At Media Calm, we warmly support everyone from beginners to professional guitarists. From entry-level instruments to fine handmade guitars from Japan and abroad, historical masterpieces, and even 19th-century guitars—we are happy to assist with any guitar-related inquiry. Website: https://www.media-calm-shop.com/ Twitter:   / mediacalm2010   Facebook:   / mediacalm   Thank you very much for watching 😊 If you enjoyed this performance, please give us a thumbs up 👍 Subscribe here ➢    / @mediacalmguitar   Media Calm Togo Building 2F 2-18-13 Sotokanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0021 Japan TEL: +81-3-3255-5281 #classicalguitar #sologuitar #guitar #guitarsolo