The bone of sin domain is king

Chapter 612 No.30. Rosen’s Piano Sonata

"He's going to play the piano?"

"No way, will Ashes really use that thing?"

"Even if you can play the piano, isn't it a bit too confident to play in front of Edward's lord?"

"It's better not to play a funeral requiem."

As Rosen walked towards the piano step by step, the nobles around him whispered, not believing that Rosen could play any convincing music.

Even Ellander, seeing Rosen making such a movement, felt a little worried for him. After all, Rosen may be very good in combat, but in terms of art, Ellander seems to have never seen Rosen's craftsmanship. Some wonder how he will play.

Theoretically, after gaining complete control over the body after the Black Iron Stage and possessing superhuman perception, it is not difficult to use a musical instrument. A complex instrument like the piano can be fully learned and proficient in a day or two at most. master.

But being able to play and knowing how to play are two different concepts.

If you play exactly according to the score, every detail is accurate, then it will only be a dry repetition without any artistic charm. Unless it is some difficult music for showing off your skills, it will not have much meaning.

And if you want to express emotions, you must first understand the origin of the music itself, the life of the composer, why you wrote such a piece of music, and also think about what kind of emotion and method to use to present this piece of music.

As for the icing on the cake to add more elements to the music, then it is a more advanced technique.

Ellander did not doubt that Rosen could accurately play a melodious piece of music, and even if he paid attention, Rosen should be able to reproduce exactly what Prince Edward played just now, but that didn't make any sense.

The reason why Rosen would stand up must be trying to use music to present his ideas and open a hole for the current frozen situation.

So Ellender was worried about Rosen and unconsciously pinched the corner of her clothes. Bishop Eldridge beside her looked at the nun thoughtfully and said nothing.

Rosen nodded to Prince Edward, and the nobleman stepped aside politely, watching Rosen's movements with interest.

Rosen sat down and glanced at the piano.

It has to be said that in this era when the level of productivity is restricted, this piano can definitely be called a work of art. The workmanship is flawless, the pure white body exudes a holy texture, and the black and white keys reflect the light. , making the whole piano shine.

Of course Rosen can't play the piano. The piano was a very distant existence to him in his previous life. He could only watch others playing on the stage with envy. This life has been bumpy and he has no chance to study these instruments and paintings.

However, his learning ability is very strong, just as Ellander expected, when observing Prince Edward playing, Rosen has completed the learning process, and now he can definitely be called a good pianist, even if He had never touched a piano before.

Moreover, through the ability to perceive the absolute sense of sound, Rosen can basically reproduce most of the songs he heard in his previous life. In a sense, even if Rosen relies on the music library of his previous life, he can Beat the musicians of this era in terms of quantity and quality.

But again, being able to play and knowing how to play are two different concepts.

Rosen believes that he does not have much artistic accomplishment. If he chooses some world-famous songs from his previous life, he will only be able to "reproduce" them at best, and there is no way he can compare with Prince Edward, who can independently compose music.

Moreover, for Ashes, it is not easy to find songs that suit their characteristics. Typical cheerful songs full of hope are obviously not suitable, and passionate war songs are not suitable for this occasion. Those gorgeous virtuoso songs are even more meaningless. Rosen's song selections must be very precise in order for people to understand his intentions.

More importantly, Rosen needs to convey an idea, that is, Ashes is no different from ordinary people. They are not existences worthy of special attention, just like ordinary you and me.

Only by seeking common ground can we put aside differences in the future. If the other party thinks you are different from the beginning, then the possibility of dialogue will no longer exist.

Seeing Rosen sitting in front of the piano and meditating, the commotion of the crowd became more and more obvious.

"Why is he sitting there motionless?"

"Are you recalling how you played the piano when you were alive?"

"Or is it said that riding a tiger is difficult, and now you are looking for a way out?"

"Maybe he was composing the music on the spot."

Just when everyone was guessing again and again, Rosen moved.

He raised one hand, lightly placed it on the keys, and pressed a note.

The clear sound spread out, and even a layman can tell that the quality of this piano is extremely good.

Rosen was auditioning.

There are many pianos, although they are gorgeous in shape and exquisite in materials, they have lost the most basic qualities of a piano as a musical instrument, but this one is obviously not that kind of thing, it still maintains the most essential things of a piano, playing with such a piano , It is also a kind of enjoyment for musicians.

In his thinking just now, Rosen had already figured out what kind of music to play.

He pressed another note, this time a deep bass, a rich and rhythmic sound swaying in the air.

Taking this as an opportunity, Rosen started playing.

"what?"

But after Rosen played a few notes, Erandall felt a little strange.

Because Rosen's current appearance is really not like a qualified player. He only moves his right hand and only plays one note at a time, and the interval between playing is very long. At first glance, he looks like a beginner Practicing at a slow pace in general.

From his performance, it is also difficult to capture the existence of the so-called melody, let alone the chords.

Ellander looked at the others, and most of them looked confused. They really couldn't figure out whether Rosen was playing or still auditioning.

Rosen didn't stop, and still tapped the keys in such a slow way, even Prince Edward was confused, with a look of suspicion in his eyes, thinking that Rosen was playing tricks on him.

Just when the crowd began to gradually become noisy and almost uncontrollable, Rosen finally finished playing the first measure. As a sign, his left hand was finally raised and placed on the keys.

With the performance of the second measure, people can quickly hear two differences.

The first point is that Rosen's main theme does not seem to have changed much.

The second point is that the chords in his left hand seem to be the intermittent notes played earlier?
(End of this chapter)