Isaac and Nishikawa Yuubei simultaneously took the stage.
Facing the audience, the two exchanged a glance, then nodded.
Then, they each sat down in their positions.
In the quiet Golden Hall.
As Nishikawa Yuubei struck the first key.
Their performance began.
A majestic melody, like a sharp blade, surged forth from the strings pinched by Isaac's fingertips!
"No. 6 - Tokyo Rhapsody"
This was the name of the piece they were performing.
Obviously, the composer was Nishikawa Yuubei.
.....
Almost the moment the music began, the atmosphere among the audience was instantly ignited, everyone quickly drawn in by the momentum.
"(Oh! It's one of Nishikawa's signature rhapsodies!)"
"(Wonderful! I've got goosebumps!)"
"(As expected of Nishikawa's work, truly beautiful.)"
At this moment,
In the B Group's lounge, the German cellist Connor Ortiz, who just spoke, also closed his eyes, listening quietly, unable to suppress his admiration:
"(What a piece!)"
