As long as anyone knows about symphony, there is no one who doesn’t know this piece of music.
This movement is called another milestone in symphony by academic circles.
was posted online fifteen years ago.
No one knows whether the author of the kongxun is a male or a woman. They only know that he is from China. The kongxun is also a traditional musical instrument in ancient China.
As soon as the song was released, it became a hit all over the world in a short period of time.
At that time, some people even asserted that the development of the symphony would reach its peak again.
It's a pity that the author never released any new songs.
Over time, when people mention "Frost Stain", they are not only amazed but also regretful.
only……
Aren’t we talking about the plagiarism of “Wushuang” right now?
"What does it have to do with "Frost"?"
Some people thought this way and asked this question.
Compared to the people who didn't know what was going on, Miao Bo had more or less guessed it just now.
When you hear the word "frost stain", your originally dark yellow skin becomes a bit whiter.
He thought that this time he should really be finished.
Sure enough, the next second, I heard Andre smile and then said:
"Of course it does matter."
Andre announced proudly:
"Because the lady standing in front of everyone is the author of "Frost" back then, who is said to be a genius composer who only comes across once in a century - Kong Xun."
He is also a talented composer.
Miao Bo's title was like a joke in front of Kong Xun.
Thinking that just now I actually said that Hongxun’s works are not well-known...
The host's figure shook uncontrollably.
Others didn't notice it and didn't care about it.
At this time, their attention was attracted by another news.
"Isn't it? Hongxun is actually a woman?"
"You're still so young? I always thought that someone who could write such a complex piece of music must be at least over fifty years old..."
But the woman in the stands was only in her twenties.
If we push it forward another fifteen or sixteen years, wouldn't it be...
Teenage years old?
Is this the difference between geniuses and ordinary people?
Everyone present was shocked.
But still can't figure it out.
Even so, what does that mean?
Andre smiled mysteriously, raised his hand, and 3D stereo surround music sounded.
The majestic and passionate melodies echo in everyone's ears.
I have listened to it countless times, but I still can't help but get intoxicated every time.
Until the melody stops, there are still people immersed in the situation created by the music...
"The song you just listened to is "Frost". Let's listen to another piece next..."
A melody similar to "Jhin", but slightly inferior, sounded again in the huge theater.
After listening, there were varying degrees of confusion on the faces of several audience members in the audience.
"This... is "Wushuang"?"
The speaker's voice was uncertain.
Because he felt that this melody seemed to appear not only in "Jhin".
But I can’t tell you exactly where it is?
It just feels indescribably familiar.
Could it be his illusion?
Andre took in everyone's reactions, raised the corners of his lips, and said with a smile:
"Everyone must think that this piece of music is "Wushuang", but unfortunately, it is not."
no?
It's not "Wushuang"?
If I was just confused just now, then I am deeply confused now.
They turned their attention to Andre, waiting for his answer.
Andre didn't show off and said directly:
"This section is also taken from "Frost", but because there are so many amazing melodies in "Frost", when Zhuyu is in front, this violin piece will naturally be drowned..."
"ah?"
After listening to Andre's explanation, the audience who were still puzzled just now opened their eyes in disbelief and said with shock:
"They're all from "Frost"?"
Immediately afterwards, I don’t know who reacted belatedly:
"In this case, if "Jhin" and "Wushuang" have the same author, does it not count as plagiarism?"
But "Wushuang"...
"No wonder Ms. Jiang just said it was not a reference, but it was indeed a copy."
Someone whispered something, and in the theater with excellent radio reception, it quickly reached the ears of the people around.
In an instant, everyone looked at Miao Bo and felt something was wrong.
He is obviously a thief, yet he spoke so righteously just now.
They even took advantage of their justice and kindness and used them as guns.
Let them coerce a child.
Thinking of this, the people in the audience looked at Miao Bo even more accusingly.
"Now that things have happened, does Mr. Miao have anything else to say?"
"I said... this could be a coincidence..."
Miao Bo said dryly.
But he also knew that such words were not convincing.
Sure enough, as soon as he finished speaking, there was a burst of pointing and pointing.
"Tsk, how did he have the courage to say this?"
"They're all exactly the same, and it's a coincidence. How shameless!"
"If he admits it openly, I will respect him as a man. This timid look is really..."
Not honest at all!
The sound of thin discussion came from the audience.
Jiang Nuantang was not annoyed, raised the corners of his lips, and tapped a few times on the handheld computer.
The webpage that originally released the song "Frost Stain" appeared on the huge screen.
Fifteen years, tens of billions of visits.
This shows that this piece of music remains popular after all these years.
Everyone guessed what Jiang Nuantang was going to do, and no one bothered her at all, quietly waiting for her to operate.
As Jiang Nuantang typed the last code, the screen soon started to scroll.
Countless names of people with asterisks in the middle appear above.
Finally, I left a precise name - Miao Bo.
Jiang Nuantang moved the mouse lightly and clicked in.
It clearly lists every visit Miao Bo has had over the years.
The earliest time was six years ago.
Coincidentally, the time when he released the song "Wushuang" was just six months after he visited the website.
"Compared to the inspiration mentioned by Mr. Miao sixteen years ago, I think for most people, these data should be more convincing."
Indeed.
Not to mention Jiang Nuantang was the former violin world champion.
The Kongxun incident alone is enough to attract a large number of blind followers.
Coupled with a series of confrontations and the disparity in strength between the two parties, the people who eat melons have long lost trust in Miao Bo.
This will be faced with such accurate and huge data as evidence.
No matter what Miao Bo said, no one would believe him anymore.
So as soon as Jiang Nuantang finished speaking, there were many voices of criticism from the audience.
“Shameless plagiarist!”
“Get out of the music industry!”
…
"I, I didn't think about it at first, I just found that not many people paid attention to that melody, and I was temporarily interested..."
That's how people are.
Seeing that his deeds were exposed, Miao Bo began to excuse himself and tried to rationalize his behavior.
In the end, he didn’t forget to beg for mercy for himself:
"Really, Miss Jiang, I know I was wrong, please forgive me..."