Start in Another World With All Cooking Skills

After listening to Babasha's words, the audience in the theater were at most a little confused and curious——

Why does Ms. Babasha play other people's music in her own concert?

What kind of harpsichord piece can be appreciated by her so much?

After Vivienne heard these words, her eyes widened in surprise. After staring blankly at the female musician on stage for a while, she turned to look at Dawn again.

The latter still looked at her with a smile.

On the stage, the harpsichord had already been sounded, and the audience quickly kept quiet. The melodious and beautiful music flowed from the keys and echoed in the theater.

Ms. Babasha accepted Donne's request five days ago and decided to insert "To Vivian" in the concert.

But with her skill level, five days of practice is more than enough to master "To Vivienne" with an uncomplicated structure.

thump, thump, thump, thump, thump——

The melody of the music at the beginning was beautiful and soft, and the overlap appeared three times before and after, which became the basic theme of this piece of music.

"A beautiful and romantic harpsichord piece praising love."

The gentlemen and ladies with certain musical accomplishments in the stands, as well as professional musicians, combined with the straightforward name "To Vivienne", immediately felt the theme of this piece.

Empathizing with this beautiful melody, the audience each outlined a gentle and beautiful image of the heroine in their minds.

The melody continued, as if the hero in the story had endless kind words to say to Vivienne.

Ms. Babasha broke down the chords on the harpsichord alternately with both hands, and the music began to become smooth, cheerful and gorgeous.

Her right hand played grace notes lightly, enlivening the melody, as if it were the bright and cheerful tone of a girl.

The left hand plays broken chords steadily and smoothly, tender and kind, as if the hero is constantly responding to his lover's whispers.

Ms. Babasa continued, her hands fluttered up and down on the keys like dexterous butterflies, and the music became more joyful. The chords on her right hand were densely decomposed, as if she was laughing like silver bells from a girl.

After that, the mood of the music changed dramatically, advancing layer by layer, and the irrepressible enthusiasm burned like a flame.

The music is repeated on the same bass, as if it is the heartbeat of the hero, and also like his affection for the heroine Vivienne, sincere and firm.

At the same time, the combination of the clear high-pitched voice and the powerful left-hand continuous voice makes people seem to hear the hero's passionate emotion, see his deep and powerful eyes, and feel his firmness.

The music gradually increased from slow to fast, and the chords in the low voice continued to promote the development of the music, as if a girl readily accepted his confession.

At the highest pitch, the music descends, full of gorgeous colors, so that the audience can feel the happiness of the two people's heart-to-heart bond.

Then, the music returns to the overlapping part, which is the last reappearance of the first part, echoing from beginning to end.

In the end, the music gradually became softer, like a pair of lovers holding hands and looking at each other, frozen in the gradually dissipating music.

A piece of harpsichord sketch ended in a total of three to five minutes.

And after "To Vivienne" ended, the entire theater was silent for a while, and then there was no less enthusiastic applause than the previous two large-scale symphonies!

"This romantic and undying love!" Veronica folded her legs and applauded non-stop, "This is one of the best harpsichord pieces I've ever heard, no wonder Ms. Babasa is here I played it myself at my own concert."

"It's really beautiful." The little princess nodded in agreement, "And the melody of the song is rigorous but not complicated. I guess soon, musicians and bards in the streets and alleys will begin to sing this song."

Other boxes, as well as the audience in the grandstands, also admired "To Vivienne".

Apart from those who praised the content of the song like the two noble ladies around Donne, there is another topic that is also highly discussed——

"Ms. Babasha said that she did not compose this piece of music, so who wrote the score? Also, who is the beautiful girl Vivienne in the piece?"

on the stage.

After Ms. Babasha finished playing, she stood up and returned to the center of the stage. She should have something to say.

The audience in the theater became quiet again, waiting patiently for the female musician's next speech.

"This piece is the posthumous work of a musician who has passed away."

"At the same time, this song is written from the perspective of Mr. Dorn from Eaton Town, and is used to describe the innocent and lovely silver-haired and blue-eyed girl beside him, Miss Vivian."

As soon as this remark came out, the atmosphere at the scene became heated again.

The audience of the theater, except for those who happen to have eaten the rotating signature dishes or hot pot in Eaton Town.

And some people who have read the writer Mr. Williams's review article describing Eaton Town and Wishing Restaurant, and left an impression on them.

Most of the other people don't know who this Mr. Dorn from Eaton Town is.

But it doesn't matter.

Behind a beautiful piece of music, there is a real love story, which is the icing on the cake, and it is a matter of great discussion.

And those nobles who happened to know the identity of Mr. Dorn, with excited and superior senses, introduced to the people around——

[Didn't expect it? The hero of this wonderful piece of music is actually a skilled and infatuated chef! ]

At this moment, in the box where Don was.

Allietta and Veronica fell directly on Dawn.

These two aristocratic ladies never expected that there would be such a special performance in this concert.

The little princess stared at Donne for a while, then quickly looked away.

"Is that beautiful piece of music just now about Mr. Dorn and that Miss Vivienne?" Anrietta thought in her heart, feeling a little restless.

But who is that Miss Vivian?

I've never heard Mr. Dorn talk about it, and I don't seem to have seen it when I was in Eaton Town.

However, this is also normal.

Because the current little princess still knows very little about Dawn.

just know-

He cooks really well.

Plus, he's powerful, with a lot of unbelievably weird abilities.

Also, he likes stockings very much.

"Mm..." The little princess puffed up her face invisibly.

Furious.

I specially wore white knee socks for him today!

No, it wasn't specially worn for him to see.

Just put it on because it looks good.

Right, that is it.

The little princess shook her head lightly to get all these messy thoughts out of her head, deliberately maintaining her usual dignified demeanor.

"Mr. Dorn, I really didn't expect you to be such a romantic person. If that Miss Vivienne heard this song at the scene and heard Ms. Babasha's words, she might be moved and cry, right? "

Veronica said so with a teasing look and tone.

Then she looked at the empty place next to Dawn, thoughtful, her eyes became sympathetic, and she continued to add slowly:

"Could it be that the friend you're bringing today is Miss Vivienne? She didn't come, tsk...a sad story, sorry. But on the bright side, you're a bit of a failed love story , at any rate, it has left a strong mark in the history of the music development of the empire."

Don: ...

Don't give me inexplicable sympathetic eyes after you make up your mind inexplicably, hey!

Vivienne is clearly here, okay?

It's just that you can't see it!

I didn't get pigeons!

The next chapter has been posted, but it is under review. I should be able to see it tomorrow during the day