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Movement 4: Humanity Tells Me (12): Finally Love (2-in-1)(1/2)

 “Beautiful Mill Girl”?”

"It's not "Winter Journey" in that set of records?...I was wondering why I didn't save the impact of the premiere on the stage. It turned out that Scheller had prepared a second set."

"No, he still doesn't understand strategy very well. Miss Nightingale will not have any problems entering 8 and 4. Now I will take out the new collection of poems. If there is a third round, wouldn't it be high and low? Miss Cuckoo's teacher has only performed the first old work until now."

Although Miss Cuckoo was in the limelight for a while, as Miss Nightingale, who followed closely behind, her second-round repertoire triggered heated discussions among music fans as soon as she was released.

"What if he doesn't matter, you can finally listen to the love poems. The previous three poems are good, but they are different from the rumored style of Scheller."

"Will this work follow the love tone of "Skull Song"?"

Many people speculate on the music content based on this title.

At this time, they saw An in a blue dress, walked a few steps towards the front of the stage, and paced back and forth lightly.

Many listeners became confused.

The poet Lady Mr. Walter, who was sitting in front of the piano, had already put his wrists on the keys with both hands. Why didn't she stand still and enter the state of being ready to sing with emotions and adjust her breath?

"Drip dong drip dong drip dong drip dong..."

The piano played the lively and light B-scrolling major decomposition chords, like a cheerful stream flowing.

"Flowing water is our good role model, flowing water is our good role model,

They are rushing day and night, constantly flowing into the distance..."

"Look at the water wheel, look at the water wheel, look at the water wheel,

They rotate quickly and cheerfully, they never tirelessly…”

Miss Nightingale was walking unstoppable. She unbuttoned her hairband, and she played with her hands on her back, smirking slightly, and happily sang the melody that passed down from generation to generation with the sound of the piano.

"Beautiful Mill Girl", the sub-title of the first song "The Wandering", was also highlighted by a densely emitted light array behind the stage.

The audience was instantly moved by this carefree and simple song and the unrestrained singing style of the girls on the stage!

Right! Yes!!!

How can such lively and flying narratives and music stand in front of the piano and sing pretentiously with your nose!?

“…Ah, my fun is wandering, ah, my fun is wandering,

My girl is in the mill, so I can wander freely and wander!”

The song ends with a gradual decline and slowdown, which seems to imply that the protagonist's wandering life will end.

This is not a very ideal secular life state, but the cheerful and jumpy accompaniment fabric and clear melody undoubtedly convey the protagonist's open-minded mentality. The audience thinks this must be a pleasant and wonderful love story.

The light array switch, the second song, "Where to Go", the piano turned to G major without making too many pauses in the previous song.

It is still bright and continuous, but it is replaced by a group of 6-sounding sounds, as if it is the sound of a stream flowing in the distance:

"I heard the stream singing, rushing on the hills,

It flows into the valley, more fresh and loud.

I don't know where I'm going, where I should go,

I can only run to the distance, with my beloved cane."

The listeners found that there was a very obvious feature here. The beginning of every verse sing by Miss Nightingale fell on the weak section, and the emotions expressed were closely linked to the confused and inquiry situation of "Where to Go".

“…You sing, companion, sing, we happily wander,

I heard the sound of water milling beside the clear stream!”

Every verse of her, as well as the lines between the verses, rise weakly in the sound of gurgling water, to avoid the sudden and strong beginning sounds and accompaniment. The vocals and piano are coordinated with the will of heaven.

At this time, Walter's hands played a short and straightforward movement. Then, in the semi-decomposition chord of C major on the right hand, the left hand fell from the changing note #F to the G note, and then turned into a jumping form like a small step.

The running protagonist suddenly stopped in a hurry.

The third song, "Stop".

"Seeing a mill from afar, surrounded by Chiyang,

The sound of water wheels sings, and the sound of the song is loud.

‘Hey, welcome, welcome’ the waterwheel sang sweetly.

Look at how friendly the house is, how bright the window is..."

Now, Miss Nightingale's sweet singing made most listeners realize the narrative continuity of this work: from "wandering" to "where to go", and then "stop" to look at the mill, the protagonist finally arrived at his destination.

Excellent arrangements and wonderful writing techniques!…Master Luket was admired in his heart.

The word "vocal suite" is spelled in ancient Janus similar to that in German "Liederkranz", and the literal translation should be "the garland of songs" - a wise composer has always had such a tradition. They are good at weaving some artistic songs with continuous plots and relatively complete structures, just like the bay leaf crown on the head of a minstrel who chant long poems in ancient times.

So following this plot, a wonderful encounter should begin, right?

The piano plays a period of ups and downs, and also has an anthropomorphic decorative sound, the fourth poem "Thanks to the Stream".

"Does your rap partner think so too? Do you laugh and sing, do you think so too?

Xiaoxi is right, there is a good girl. That mill girl is so desirable..."

Miss Nightingale, who plays the protagonist, has her eyes full of anticipation and longing.

"... Maybe it's true. I'm thinking this way, and all my expectations in my heart come true.

I got what I wanted to find this job, and I got what I want to get labor and love."

After a little rest, the piano turned to A minor. Walter played the soothing double notes with his right hand, and his left hand played another counterpoint melody in a combination of dots and eight-way notes, vividly simulating the alternating sound of the waterwheel rotating alternately.

"I hope I have a thousand arms, and I will make the waterwheel spin like crazy...

Whenever we sit around the field at dusk, we share the rest after work.

The master will tell us: Everyone should be praised for their work;

The cute girl said: May everyone gather together like tonight."

The young man who had just fallen in love met the girl. The girl on the stage drank and murmured the fifth song "Rest". She was fantasizing that she had thousands of arms that could exchange for the girl's love through hard work.

“…I will blow all the jungle and make the millstone spin more happily,

Let that beautiful and good girl keep me in mind. Let the good girl in mill keep me in mind."

The song then returned to major, and the protagonist was already deeply involved in love. He experienced "Suspects" and "Anxiety". The audience found that the rhythm of the piano returned to rapid and violent tone changes.

"I don't know whether I ask about flowers or stars,

Because none of them answered the doubts in my heart.

I am not a gardener, and the stars hang high in the sky.

I had no choice but to ask Xiaoxi, who made me moved..." Miss Nightingale, who was singing, continued to play the protagonist. He did not dare to talk to the people around him, but could only express his heart to the loyal Xiaoxi friends.

"I often carve poems on the trunks of trees, and I often carve knife marks on the stones.

I love to cut seeds on flower beds and express my love with violets.

On every blank sheet of paper I write this way:

Heart-to-heart, heart-to-heart, let us always be intimate..." He engraved the name of his lover in every place he could touch, fantasizing about being with her forever.

One morning, he ran into the figure of his lover. Seeing her lowered her head and speechless, he did not dare to explore the worries in his heart, so he could only stand from afar to peek. This is "Good Morning"; he planted flowers in front of the small window of his lover's house, fantasizing that when the night is late, all the people are silent, these flowers will express their feelings for him. This is "The Grinding Flower".

Finally, a small number of listeners present were separated from the previous song of love that Miss Cuckoo expressed her sensuality and sexual fragrance.

They recalled the "Court Love", reexamined the "elegant love", and recalled the heart-pounding moments of their youth, how pure and restrained, and how unrestrained!

Thank God, in the tenth song "Tear Rain", the protagonist dated his sweetheart.

Walter played a three-part polyphony with the weak force of the pp, which is very unusual in the piano part as the accompaniment, implying that this is a tense and a deep memory.

“I was intimate and sat in the shade of the alder trees, and I stared at the clear water in the stream in melancholy.

The bright moon rises in the sky, the stars blink,

We silently stared at the bright moon in the water, like silver light flashing in the bright realm.

I don't look at the bright moon in the sky, nor the twinkling stars, but only look at her beautiful figure and her charming eyes..."

After playing the tense, uneasy, and careful polyphony, Walter finally opened his arms and confidently popped up the refreshing eighth and quarter notes.

The eleventh song, "Own Me", is the happiest and happiest moment in the whole set.

"Stop being noisy in the stream, keep silent quickly,

The happy birds stop singing, stop singing, stop singing."

The girl danced happily on the stage, as if she was "angrily" scolding her former partners, but in fact she was so proud that she calmed the streams and birds, and she had important things to share with them:

“The same song echoes everywhere in the fields, and the same song echoes everywhere in the fields,

That lovely mill girl already belongs to me, and that lovely mill girl already belongs to me!"

In the difficult segments of bars 31-32, the melody spans nine degrees when it flows, while Miss Nightingale still maintains extremely coherence, with clear pronunciation, stable breath, and firm eyes, which appropriately shows the protagonist's high spirit "I am the only one", which makes many churches and royal judges who tend to Renella nodded repeatedly.

Getting along with your lover is sweet, but often you will experience longing and suspicion and sadness within a few days.

The protagonist began to stare at the lyre hanging high on the wall, staring at the token of love she left behind.
To be continued...
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