Chapter 1410: Chapter 1166: Zigeunerweisen and the Ambush from 10 Sides_2
Work: The Song of the Wanderer
Composer: Xian Yu
Performance: Xian Yu, Qin Continent Symphony Orchestra
Lin Yuan suddenly pulled the bow with force, and the orchestra played together!
The lively and passionate lody instantly invigorated everyone present, and those in front of their screens!
…
Violin solo piece, “The Song of the Wanderer.”
This piece has a nickna, “Gypsy Airs.”
The masterpiece of Spanish violinist and composer Pablo de Sarasate.
An immortal classic among violin solos!
It was used as soundtrack in the movie “Kung Fu,” complenting it perfectly!
And now, Lin Yuan’s performance made this tiless violin masterpiece resound across Blue Star!
The powerful orchestral tutti paused.
The lead violin played a lody full of sadness.
This section was short, rely the prelude to the entire composition, with Lin Yuan wholly engrossed, as the lighting turned scattered and dreamlike.
Moderato, C minor.
Gradually transitioning to Adagio.
A new lody, beautiful and lancholic.
Variations and repetitions, unfolding with technical skill.
Light harmonics and Lin Yuan’s splendid left-hand pizzicato enriched the thematic nuance.
The orchestra accompanied leisurely but was always overshadowed by the delicate lody of the violin’s the.
The atmosphere of sorrow grew increasingly intense.
As this mood approached the brink of solidification, Lin Yuan’s movents accelerated once more.
Allegro!
The orchestra reclaid dominance!
The violin’s lody burst into joyous energy; the staccato sixteenth notes wove into a filant-like lody, gradually building toward a climax!
Finally.
Like lightning!
The performance concluded brimming with vitality, Lin Yuan’s hand suspended in mid-air, as if frozen in ti!
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At the scene.
The audience was surprisingly silent!
Many could not fully understand, but they felt deeply shaken!
Soul-stirring!
That was the unanimous sentint toward this piece.
The sorrowful undertones interwoven with the challenging, profound violin techniques created fireworks of unparalleled splendor. Its brilliance was distinct from “The Knife Society,” yet the overwhelming impact was strikingly similar!
At this mont.
Everyone’s hearts raced and soared!
Monts later, as if finally snapping out of a trance, the crowd erupted into thunderous applause!
Within the applause.
Abigail gave Yang Zhongming a profound look: “You’re old.”
Between the words.
A storm surged in Abigail’s heart.
The audience listened for excitent, but the Maestros listened for professionalism and artistry.
Xian Yu’s “The Song of the Wanderer” was absolutely a work that achieved the pinnacle of both professionalism and artistry. In terms of quality, the level of this composition’s creation had already reached equal footing with Yang Zhongming!
Beside them.
Zheng Jing quietly shifted positions next to Yang Zhongming and another Maestro, teasing:
“It’s ti for the Violin Prince to be replaced.”
Yang Zhongming was once hailed in the industry as the “Violin Prince.”
But given Yang Zhongming’s current age, it was clear he could no longer serve as any “Prince.”
“At least it won’t fall into outsider hands.”
Yang Zhongming replied indifferently, yet his face showed not a hint of irritation, though inwardly, his emotions surged like tumultuous waves.
In front of the screen.
After hearing this “The Song of the Wanderer,” the comnt section exploded once again.
“Xian Yu is unbeatable!”
“The last ti I was shaken by a violin performance was during the Blue Songlympics, when Father Yang perford his piece.”
“This one I’m absolutely floored by!”
“A classic; another classic!”
“Undoubtedly, this piece, like Father Yang’s at the Blue Songlympics, can easily serve as one of the quintessential violin repertoire pieces!”
“It’s safe to say the other continents lost fair and square.”
“Even if Father Yang hadn’t participated at the ti, Xian Yu’s piece alone could have secured the violin championship for Qin Continent!”
“Is this Fish Papa’s first ti composing for the violin?”
“His first violin piece, and it’s already at a godly level!”
“I wonder if there’s any instrunt in this world that can outwit Xian Yu?”
…
On stage.
The second round of interaction began.
An Hong marveled, “This is one of the best violin pieces I’ve ever heard.”
Lin Yuan shook his head and replied, “The performance was a bit lacking.”
He wasn’t being modest—it was simply that his skill level was professional-grade.
If the Blue Songlympics champion, a master-level violinist, had perford this piece, the effect would undoubtedly be better.
An Hong was both amused and exasperated: “You’re calling your performance lacking?”
Lin Yuan said, “It’s only professional-grade.”
An Hong was entirely convinced.
The audience broke into laughter!
“Pfft!”
“6666666!”
“Still the sa familiar speaking style.”
“What does ‘only professional-grade’ even an?”
“So professional-grade has beco unremarkable now?”
“Achieving professional-grade implies being a dedicated violinist by profession.”
“In Fish Papa’s eyes, anyone below master level seems to be a rookie, including himself.”
“Professional-grade violinists are crying in the restroom.”
“Is this piece also in the ‘Kung Fu’ soundtrack?”
On stage.
An Hong posed that very question.
Lin Yuan nodded: “This is also part of the ‘Kung Fu’ soundtrack.”
An Hong exaggeratedly remarked, “Isn’t your movie soundtrack lineup a bit too over the top? Are there even more impressive works?”
Lin Yuan replied, “We’ll see.”
…
After a few minutes of interaction.
Lin Yuan returned to the instrunt before him.
This ti, his instrunt of choice was still the pipa.
And the information on the large screen was updated once again.
Work: Ambush from Ten Sides
Composer: Xian Yu
Performance: Xian Yu
The venue fell silent once more.
The Maestros in the audience focused even more intently.
Two consecutive classic masterpieces had already whetted everyone’s appetite—could the piece selected for the third performance offer an even greater surprise?
The answer was revealed.
A surprise, of course, was on its way!
Lin Yuan dived straight into the new performance.
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