Yuriko Hara

The love story of the girls cocooned in uniforms of hair concludes. The Lady of the Cocoon, who, cutting the tresses as precious as her life, abandoned the academy. The girls left behind are shaken by that loss. Amidst this, Christmas night arrives at long last. Will a miracle occur on the holy eve? The thread of fate tangles, frays, and, from the past and present, spins towards the future... This is the Girls’ Love story of young women who find their wings and take off.

In the miniature garden of Hoshimiya Girls Academy, the school uniforms are traditionally made from the hair of the students. There, the school prince and the queen of the dorm are trapped by the Lady of the Cocoon, who suddenly vanished from the academy one day. In the empty room, bereft of its master, the two girls meet…

One day, a single girl disappeared from Hoshimiya Girls’ Academy,where the uniformsare traditionally made from the students’ hair. Although she lost her love, theacademy's "prince," Hana Saeki, continues onwithout changing. But at the same time,Youko, who confessed her feelings toHana, undergoes a dramatic transformation...

Hoshimiya Girls’ Academy-A legendary academy known for theirexquisite uniformsmade from a secret material: human hair. As the schoolyear marches on, the suddendisappearance of the girl with the most beautifulhair throws the student body intochaos. Their fates intertwined like thethread of their uniforms, will the girls unravelwithout Youko...or will theybe bound more tightly together?

Hoshimiya Girls' Academy-A legendary academy known for their exquisiteuniforms made from a secret material: human hair. In this next installment, thethird years of the academy are choosing new first years to pass on their legacy. Everything seems to be going smoothly, but will these young girls be able totruly understand the beauty of the legacy of the uniforms?

Clad in school uniformspractically breathing with life are the girls of Hoshimiya Girls' Academy, theirhair long and luxurious. When a certain "incident" rocks the academy, the hiddenfeelings these girls possess will be entwined in this pure girls' lovestory.

Erich Wolfgang Korngold, der von Gustav Mahler, Richard Strauss und Giacomo Puccini als "Wunderkind" bezeichnet wurde, bet tigte sich kompositorisch an vorderster Font der Musikwelt, seit er Kind war. Er emigrierte jedoch zum Zeitpunkt des Anschluss von sterreich an Nazi Nazi-Deutschland in die USA und komponierte Filmmusik in Hollywood. Er wollte wieder als klassischer Komponist arbeiten, trotzdem er konnte sich nicht aufholen. In folege geriet Korngolds Musik in Vergessenheit. Aber wenn man seine Werke gut analysiert, kann mann bemerken, dass sie den Geist der Wiener Romantik bernehmen. "Suite op.23 f r 2 Violinen, Cello und Klavier f r die linke Hand" wurde f r Pianist Paul Wittgenstein, der im Ersten Weltkrieg seinen rechten Arm amptierte, geschrieben. Deswegen ist es, obwohl das Kammermusik ist, f r den Pianisten von grosser Bedeutung. Anhand dieses Werks werde ich mich ber seinen kompositorischen Still, seine harmonische Sprache, und seine begabte Instulmentation ussern.