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新山聡美(フルートリサイタル)

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Published on Oct 14, 2026

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copyright: hibike!_euphonium character: Niiyama Satomi (Hibike! Euphonium)., brown hair, loose wavy long hair, Don't let your bangs fall from the center of the forehead, bluish violet eyes, lavender eyes, cool-toned purple eyes, gentle drooping eyes, the lower eyelid gently slopes down from the center to the outer corner, the lower eyelid line is clearly visible, the outer corners of the eyes are soft and round, center part starting high on the crown, middle-aged women, 33 years old, medium breasts, Please depict a scene in a small, brightly lit indoor performance venue where a woman standing in the foreground is playing a silver flute, and another woman behind her is accompanying on a black grand piano. Create a composition as if photographed from the audience's perspective, capturing the moment the two performers are playing classical music. Make it look like a factual recording photo of a concert, with natural positioning of the people and instruments and an atmosphere that conveys they are performing. Do not overly deform the people or instruments; express natural human proportions, standard colors, textures, and shading. The screen is a horizontal 4:3 composition. Place the flutist prominently in the front right and the pianist in the back left. As the main subject on the right side of the screen, ensure the flutist's head, shoulders, upper body, both arms, the flute, and the dress from the waist to the skirt are fully visible. The pianist should be positioned further back than the flutist, making it clear they are playing the keys of a black grand piano. Do not place the two at the same distance; create a clear sense of perspective between the flutist in the foreground and the pianist in the background. Please use a LoRA for the woman playing the flute in the foreground. Follow the specifications below for her clothing, accessories, playing posture, and expression. Naturally express the aura of a mature, composed woman and a musician concentrating on her performance. The woman stands in the front right of the screen, holding a silver flute horizontally with both hands and playing. Her body is slightly turned toward the left of the screen, naturally twisting her upper body while bringing her face close to the mouthpiece of the flute. The mouthpiece is in contact with her lips, and she is actually blowing into it to play. The instrument should extend from her mouth toward the left of the screen, positioned almost horizontally within the frame. Both arms extend naturally in front of her chest with elbows moderately bent. Support the flute properly with both hands, with fingers naturally placed on the keys. Ensure the left and right hands are gathered near the instrument and that wrists or fingers are not unnaturally bent. There is only one flute, a long, thin silver tube with neatly arranged small keys. Do not hold it vertically like a vertical flute or recorder, or hold it away from the mouth. Her expression is calm and focused on the performance. Her eyes are slightly narrowed, concentrating on the music. Her mouth is naturally in contact with the mouthpiece; avoid smiles or exaggerated expressions. Rather than facing the camera completely head-on, have her face slightly toward the direction of performance while keeping her facial expression somewhat visible. Prioritize a natural playing posture and composed seriousness. The attire should be a formal dress in pale sage green or soft young-grass green, suitable for a classical music concert. The upper body is sleeveless, with an elegant design that shows a clean line of the shoulders and arms. The dress should follow the body naturally from the chest to the waist, with small decorations or thin belt-like details at the waist. The skirt part should be an elegant, softly spreading silhouette with layered soft tulle or thin fabric. Add modest luster, natural wrinkles, and delicate shading to the fabric. Avoid overly flashy stage costumes or excessive decoration; make it a dress with a subdued elegance that a clean and refined woman in her early 30s would wear to a concert. Accessories should be modest, such as small earrings or a delicate necklace. Her long hair should flow naturally backward so as not to interfere with the performance, with some hair resting on her shoulders and chest. Bangs should fall naturally near the forehead and eyes, creating soft shadows. The hair should gather naturally according to her body movements and not completely hide her face or the flute. Prioritize the LoRA for the hairstyle and finish it elegantly to match the impression of the costume. In the back left of the screen, another woman is seated as a pianist. Do not apply the LoRA to this person; depict her as a different person. The pianist has black hair tied back and is wearing a simple red top. Her upper body faces the piano keys, and she is playing with both hands on the keys. Her face should be turned slightly to the right—toward the flutist in the foreground—with a natural expression of concentration on the performance. The pianist should appear smaller than the woman in the foreground, with her head, shoulders, and posture facing the keys being visible. Place a large black grand piano in the background from the center to the right side. The piano keys are in front of the performer in the back left, and the black body extends from the center to the back right. The piano lid is wide open, with the cover lifted diagonally upward. The underside of the open lid and the support prop should be visible, creating a large diagonal shape at the top of the screen. The piano must be a grand piano with an open lid, not an upright piano. Ensure the glossy black paint, curved body, keys, and lid shape are naturally clear. Soft indoor lighting should reflect off the black surface, expressing a deep luster. Place a music stand in front of the piano with several sheets of music open. The music stand should be in front of the pianist and positioned so as not to hide the flutist's body or arms. Include natural paper colors and fine lines typical of sheet music, but there is no need to emphasize readable text. The presence of the music stand should make it clear that the two are playing together while looking at music. Place large pale blue curtains on the background walls. The curtains should hang from near the ceiling to near the floor with natural vertical folds. Small red triangular garland decorations are strung across the top of the curtains. In the upper right of the screen, a pale cream-colored wall is visible, connecting naturally with the blue curtains. Place dark brown wall panels or stage wainscoting at the bottom of the stage to create the atmosphere of a performance venue. Position the camera to view the stage from a diagonal front angle from the audience's side, capturing the flutist in the front right and the pianist in the back left. The eye level should be at a natural position close to the upper body of the people; avoid extreme low angles or bird's-eye views. Ensure the flutist's arms and flute fit within the screen so the playing posture is clear. Simultaneously, ensure the pianist in the back, the music stand, and the open grand piano are naturally visible. Do not make it a portrait with only one woman prominently in the center; depict the entire scene to convey the ensemble performance. The lighting should center on warm indoor light, creating soft highlights and shadows on the women's skin, hair, pale green dress, and silver flute. Add thin, bright metallic reflections to the flute and a smooth luster to the black grand piano. Draw the background blue curtains, red garlands, cream walls, and dark stage wainscoting in natural colors, making the entire screen appear to be in the same lighting environment. Maintain soft shading so that the costumes and skin are not blown out and the details of the piano's black sections are visible. The two are playing different instruments, but the scene should convey that they are playing the same piece together. The woman in the foreground has the flute to her lips, and the woman in the back is accompanying while playing the keys. The positions of their bodies and hands should connect naturally to their respective instruments, with no awkwardness in the shape of fingers, joints, or instrument forms. Overall, depict a concert scene with blue curtains and red garlands in the background, an elegant woman in a pale green dress playing a silver flute in the front right, and a woman in red playing a black grand piano in the back left. Specifically, emphasize the spatial relationship between the flutist's position and attire, the horizontally held silver flute, the pianist in the back, the open grand piano, the music stand, and the blue curtains.

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