Chapter 992

Louis looked at Annika with growing sympathy.

It was genuine sympathy.

The piece "Feux Follets," as Annika mentioned, was indeed difficult to play well.

Although she had won awards in national competitions, those awards were only national, not world-class.

There were many musical geniuses in the world. For instance, Jenna, a young girl with extraordinary talent, whom Louis had heard play the piano during Annika's competition. Compared to Jenna, Annika still had some way to go.

And now... she was challenging Sylvia?

Playing "Feux Follets"?

What a joke.

When Annika heard Louis speak to her, she thought he was showing concern and encouragement.

She lifted her chin proudly. "Mr. Fox, I really like this piece. I hope you can guide me on it. It would be an honor."

Louis looked at her with a pitying gaze. "Alright, Miss Hipps, please."

Annika sat down at the piano and glanced at the strikingly elegant Sylvia. "I wonder what piece you will play later, Miss Andrews?"

Sylvia's lips curled into a smile, her eyes bright and clear. "I don't like playing difficult pieces; they're too hard. Today is a good day, as you said. I'll play 'Ode to Joy."""

Annika scoffed. "That's a piece for kindergarteners, isn't it?"

Playing such a simple piece-she must not understand piano at all!

Let alone being Louis's disciple.

Annika's eyes were full of mockery as she focused on playing her chosen piece, "Feux Follets."

This étude emphasized the flexibility of the forearm and was usually considered an advanced concert piece.

Franz Liszt pursued a dizzying, technically dazzling piano style with extremely fast speed, loud volume, brilliant technique, and wild momentum that captivated people of his time. However... although Annika didn't miss a single note, she played "Feux Follets" very slowly, imbuing it with a gentle and soft quality.

Louis shook his head helplessly after listening for a while.

While outsiders might not notice, almost every member of the Hipps family could play the piano.

So, most of the people present were piano experts.

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for "Feux

room fell silent;

No one spoke.

"Why have you regressed so much? Have you stopped practicing

had been feeling proud, thinking she had outshone

Clare's words, her face turned pale. "Uncle,

you played it

of her entire family. She couldn't bear the humiliation, especially in

even angrier and more

just the daughter of the branch family, she didn't dare to resist and

you should practice more diligently in the

A blatant humiliation.

smoothly while she chose such a difficult piece and

play. Wasn't it just "Ode to Joy"?

sneered inwardly, Sylvia sat

and pure sound of the piano filled the room, and everyone widened their eyes to look at the woman sitting

hands danced over the black

aristocratic details, her performance was balanced

smoothly and transitioned seamlessly,

superb technique was awe-inspiring; it felt like she

A whole new world!

heard 'Ode to Joy' played so beautifully before. The ones I heard

such a simple piece sound so wonderful when she plays

breathed

"As expected

played 'Feux Follets,' it would be much better than

"I think so too."

beside Martha, her face turning green

"Ode to Joy" sound so advanced and melodious when Sylvia played it? It was like heavenly music. Could she really be Louis's

was also shocked, her eyes wide open. Was what

playing a well-known piece to a new level was

That was almost impossible.

This... was too shocking!

the Hipps family understood piano

"Für Elise" or "Ode to

such

When the piece ended,

"I apologize for

was soft yet clear and

seemed to wake from a dream and

while feeling full

hated most was Clare smiling and excitedly praising Sylvia. "Sylvia played wonderfully! It's been so long since I heard you play; your level is beyond what ordinary

"Sylvia, your

Fox admitted he

!!!

a deep-water bomb

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