The future of the earth explored by Professor J and weather forecaster Tomo-

It is science and music communication that combines a "commentary on celestial
 bodies and the global environment" and "music performance and commentary on music".

A powerful 4M screen of the digital globe "Dagik Earth"（https://www.dagik.net/） will be set on the stage.
Under the theme of "SDGs and Life." We will also project images of the Earth captured by artificial satellites
and images created from the data of the global environment.
I would like to play related songs and develop a spirit to protect our beautiful earth.
The songs to be performed include Takashi Matsumoto (lyrics) and Natsumi Hirai's (composition), "Ruriiro no Chikyu";
 Rokusuke Ei (lyrics) and Izumi Taku's (composition), "Look up at the stars at night ";
"O du mein holder Abendstern" from Wagner's "Tannhauser; Denza's "Funikuli
Funikula";"July" composed by Horst; "Small Sky" written and composed by Toru Takemitsu;
"STAND ALONE" written by Kundo Koyama and composed by Jo Hisaishi; "Life Song" written by Miyabi (Maria Takeuchi)
 and composed by Takatsugu Muramatsu; "Ebikaniks" composed by Yuko Masuda; and "Believe" by Ryuichi Sugimoto.

Artist
Jun Tanaka (Professor J, Baritone, Honorary professor, Kyoto Women's University)
Tomohiro Maeda (Tomo-kun Weather Forecaster MBS Weathercaster South Meteorological Forecaster 
  Office)
Makoto Hayashi (Professor M, Tenor, Honorary professor, Osaka College of Music)
Kota Sakamoto (K Assistant, Tuba, Kyoto Women's University)
Tomoko Sakamoto (Piano, Ashiya University Specially Appointed Professor, Osaka University of 
  Arts Visiting Professor)
Yoshiki Hagiwara (Piano, part-time lecturer at Shiga University, Kyoto Women's University, 
  Soai University)
Mayo Onda (opening performance piano)
Maki Yoshimura (Weather Supervision, Weather Forecaster, MBS Meteorological Caster, South 
  Meteorological Forecaster Office)