For his own dream, he pretended to be the Russian Bolshoi Orchestra and accepted an invitation to perform at the Chatelet Theatre in Paris. In order to put together this symphony orchestra that can perform in Paris, he visited the down-and-out musicians living in the streets one by one, all of them possessing unique skills. This orchestra, which had never been rehearsed, had no costumes or even a complete set of musical instruments. They walked 7 kilometers to the airport, took a fake passport concocted on the spot, and boarded a flight to France.
The master of music does not ask the source, this Jew plays a cheerful gypsy minor, which is not in the mainstream, and he is very excited; in a flash, he can play the Paganini Capriccio that requires extremely high performance skills and is full of magical colors.
"How did you do it? This chain of arpeggios?"
"Hands."
"No, where did you learn from?"
The Jew was taken aback for a moment, "Andrew, who is this girl?" and left as if humiliated.
What music needs is soul and spirit, and only skill is weak.
In our world, people are often judged by their appearance, your appearance, your position, your income, etc. No one has ever paid attention to your soul? As if having a soul or not doesn't matter at all.
Without the soul, is there actually any difference between the body and the body?
"Concert", tribute to Tchaikovsky!
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