Five Modes of Paradise Lost Mineo Moritani Mirei Moritani The International Milton Congress, Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Penn, USA, 11-13, March, 2004 Mirei in front of the screen, Duquesne Union 613, 13 March 2004, Duquesne University Presider, Tim Ruppert, Mirei, and Mineo Moritani at Duquesne Union 613, 13 March, 2004, Duquesne University My Scheme of Milton Studies The Ultimate Aim: to manifest and glorify the Son of God, Christ Jesus Individual Aims 1. Educational Aims: to enhance imagination, morality, and purify heart of the students (APL) 2. Religious Aim: to lead human soul to God’s Salvation (APLi) * 3. Medical Aim: to activate the human body and soul with the use of VISIC** 4. Musical Aim: to create orchestra music. Each according to twelve books of APL, orchestra music is created as second creation. “Vis Vitae” is created now.*** *We may present our experiment to prove this effect. **We may see what it is like. VISIC=Vibration-Music ***We can hear this music. No.1 3. Medical Aim: to activate the human body and soul with the use of VISIC A stand for blood donation, equipped with Bodysonic, North-Osaka Blood Center, Japan Red Cross Hospital A Bed pad-type Medical Bodysonic A Chair for Artificial dialysis with Bodysonic, Artificial Dialysis Room, St. Luke International Hospital Vibroacoustic therapy is good for psychosomatic medicine, geriatric medicine, terminal care, artificial dialysis, Aphresis blood donation, a surgical operation, stoma care, dental surgery, obstetrics. A table for surgical operation with Bodysonic, Saiseikai Yokohama City South Hospital Five Modes of Paradise Lost As the text* 2. As the pure sounds (PSPL) 3. As the computer music (APL) 4. As the computer music with moving visions (APLi) 5. As the second creation (SCPL) As the dance -future possibility As Pure Creations 1. * Between 1 and 2 comes digital mode of PL. No.2 A possible significance of this study in view of a proper Milton scholarship is vitalization of his what is called “Dead Language” 1. Daniel J. Boorstin writes in his The Creator (Vintage, 1993): “T. S. Eliot attacked Milton as one whose sensuousness, dulled by blindness, had been ‘withered by book-learning,’ and who wrote English ‘like a dead language” (p. 332). 2. Daniel writes also as follows: “But few ever did more to make that language live” (p. 332). Milton’s “dead” language proves to be so fruitful in bringing forth good to the world, with this experiment. No.3 Another possible significance of this study in view of my theoretical studies of Milton’s art is realization of outer-induced creation 1. Milton’s creative processes are complex. One of the theories that can explain similar but original emotion in his poetry is induced creation. Induced creation is divided into two: (1) outer-induced creation and (2) inward-induced creation. 2. Our fruit is “Vis Vitae” (Power of living) composed by Mirei on hearing APL Book One. No.4 The First Mode: Text Here is the samples from Book X: Meanwhile the hainous and despiteful act Of Satan done in Paradise, and how Hee in the Serpent had perverted Eve, Her Husband shee, to taste the fatal fruit, Was known in Heav’n: for what can be scape the Eye Of God All-seeing, or deceave his Heart Omniscient, who in all things wise and just, Hinderd not Satan to attempt the minde Of Man, with strength entire, and free Will armd, Complete to have discovered and repulst Whatever wiles of Foe or seeming Friend. For still they knew, and ought to have still rememberd The high Injunction not to taste that Fruit, Whoever tempted; which they not obeying, Incurrd, what could they less, the penaltie, And manifold in sin, deserv’d not to fall. No.5 The Second Mode: PSPL (Pure Sound) Here is the samples from Book X No.6 The Third Mode: Acoustic Paradise Lost in 12 Books -Heavenly Mercy Outdoes Hellish HatredYou hear the sample from Book X. No.7 The Fourth Mode: Acoustic Paradise Lost Illuminated 12 Books (APLi) Heavenly Mercy Outdoes Hellish Hatred No.8 Book I The Centre of the Galaxy - Agape - No.9 Book II The Beautiful Flower Growing in the Galaxy - The Gate of Heaven - No.10 Book III A Big Fish Swimming in the Galaxy – IX1KG – No11 Book IV Satan’s Agony and Nuptial Concordance of Adam and Eve No.12 Book V Troubles of Adam and Eve and Dance of Angles No.13 Book VI Satan’s Laughter and The Son’s Triumph No.14 Book VII Heavenly Love Flowers into Creation of Man No.15 Book VIII Heavenly Grace Overflows the Earth No.16 Book IX Heavenly Mercy Outdoes Hellish Hatred No.17 Book X Thanks to God, Glory to the Son No.18 Book XI Vibration of Tombstone of Christ’s Resurrection No.19 Book XII Noah’s Ark – Salvation - No.20 The Fifth Mode:SCPL (Second Creation Paradise Lost) “Vis Vitae” Composed by Mirei Moritani, based on Book One. This piece is one of the fruits of induced creation. The music sings out the crisis of life and overcoming of it. The sense of the music is as follows: man, rising from the desperate state and with fainting consciousness advances his course of life step by step, with a power given overhead. It is a precious thing that a person should live as a personal being. It is orchestral music with a chorus. Chorus: soprano, alto, tenor, and bass; instruments: pipes, horn, timpani, cymbal, first violin, second violin, viola and cello. The unique rhythms in it express “power of living.” Mirei Moritani No.21 “Vis Vitae” Hallelujah, praise to the Lord, Christ Jesus, Holy Spirit, Amen Have mercy upon us, God of Salvation You are God in Heaven, born of Mary, suffered under Pilate Hallelujah, Amen. Pity us, Our Lord of Salvation. You were crucified, killed, buried and resurrected. Hallelujah, Amen to the Holy Spirit and to the Son. No.22 “Paradise Lost” by Mirei Moritani Pleasant Day in Eden 1. A Walk of Adam and Eve 2. An Evening of Adam and Eve 3. Adam and Eve Hastening for Matins 4. Marching Animals A Tragedy 5. Separation of Adam and Eve 6. Quarrel of Adam and Eve Quartette: Adam and Eve Hastening for Matins, Aichi symphonietta Orchestra: Separation of Adam and Eve, Aichi symphonietta