The collision of piano and cello is like a serene stream over a small bridge.
They continue to flow gently, imperceptibly, and harmonious music pours down from the movements.
Through this sound, everyone could almost visualize Lin Tian and Gan Yanyu sitting together in a recording studio, performing in harmony.
Their expressions were serious, carrying a sincere devotion to the God of Music.
Without a single distracting thought, just as pure and immaculate as the movement itself.
At this moment, they had no relationship; they were merely piano and cello, presenting to everyone an ultimate music aesthetic filled with the beauty of mathematics.
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In fact, Bach's "C Major Prelude" has always been a highly malleable piece throughout history.
Because it is pure enough, beautiful enough, many outstanding musicians have endowed it with new interpretations, showcasing its unique charm from various perspectives.
