Secret Admiration: Finding True Love After Prison

Chapter 621 Composition

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Meryl knew full well that she was just a filler, and she had no real hopes of winning. She only hoped not to embarrass Harvey too much, and getting into the top ten would be enough for her.

Rachel, on the other hand, had an air of determination when she met her at the competition entrance.

"This competition is live-streamed, and our orchestra only has the two of us competing. I'll ask you one more time. Do you want to collaborate with me?"

Meryl firmly refused. "No collaboration."

She knew a piece played with two instruments had a completely different effect from one played with just one.

The two instruments complemented each other, enriching the melody and enhancing the music's appeal. In past competitions, nearly all the winning pieces were collaborations between two players. By rejecting the collaboration, Meryl was essentially giving up her chance of winning.

Seeing herself rejected, Rachel was a bit annoyed. "I'm really curious to see what kind of tricks you can pull off!"

But what Meryl didn't expect was that Christine would also be

Chapter 621 Composition participating

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Normally, the participants were selected by orchestras from neross the country, or they were top students recommended by universities,

Christine had been taken by the police during the orchestra's internal selection and hadn't participated in it, meaning she had no qualification to enter,

"Why is she here?" she wondered,

Christine looked at Meryl with a smile and said, "Surprised to see me here? My dad's the vice conductor of the orchestra. He just got me into the competition under the orchestra's name. It was a piece of cake,"

"If it weren't for the police taking me that day, I would've won the cello section. Meryl, don't tell me you think that just because Mr. Herty took you on as a student, you're better than me? I'm still the queen of the cello!" Meryl didn't even bother to respond to Christine.

She turned and walked away.

The disregard almost pushed Christine over the edge.

She had begged her father just to get into this competition.

The fact that Christine had been to jail had been all over the orchestra. The music industry was small, and she had to win this

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competition to make a name for herself and clear her past shame.

She also had plans to enter the entertainment industry, and this would be her stepping stone.

at Rachel and said, "First

Rachel hesitated.

the music industry. Most of those who were interested in collaborating already had their partners lined up. The deep, rich sound of the cello, when paired with her violin, would make her own

moment's

the contestants were seated

camera on her

suddenly echoed, and after a brief introduction, the

step was for everyone to draw lots to determine the theme for their

several

00

Composition casually

opened it and saw that the theme she had drawn

"Love."

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a broad topic, with countless songs about love throughout history, covering various styles. The possibilities were

precisely because it was so broad, with no clear

and its deep, mournful tones weren't exactly suited

held up the paper to the camera, showing the

room was well soundproofed, with special acoustic foam added, so she couldn't hear any of the compositions from next door,

the top ten, she would have to perform her

room was silent. Meryl first

Twitter a couple of days ago was actually quite fitting for the

of course, she wouldn't use an existing

Chapter 621 Composition

48-hour composition challenge, she had to follow the

a pen and casually scribbled on

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in on her paper, but the

what she

had drawn the same theme

learning the violin at the age of five, along with her graduation from a prestigious conservatory, she had a clear vision. Rachel wasn't about to back down either. Having studied abroad for so long, her classmates were experts at composition.

of their collaboration

over an hour about it. Rachel, with a cold face, didn't want to make a scene in front of the camera. "The violin has a bright, soaring sound, perfect for the main melody! Who doesn't know that in the industry?

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me do the harmony? That's a pipe dream! Have you ever seen anyone buy flowers and

equally stubborn, shot back, "Who says the cello

understand the charm

do this," Rachel proposed. "We'll each write a piece. Whoever's is better

from would improve their

24 hours to compose. The remaining 224 hours, we'll choose one and

"Fine."

finally