{"id":16296,"date":"2022-03-25T12:00:24","date_gmt":"2022-03-25T16:00:24","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/betwixtedbutterfly.com\/translations\/?p=16296"},"modified":"2022-03-24T21:20:26","modified_gmt":"2022-03-25T01:20:26","slug":"kocm201","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/betwixtedbutterfly.com\/translations\/kocm201\/","title":{"rendered":"King of Classical Music 201"},"content":{"rendered":"\t\t
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Antonin Dvorak<\/a> was one of Czech\u2019s greatest composers of the 19th century.<\/p>

This masterful musician who experienced the Czech national revival published his first musical piece at the age of 18, and at 24, wrote his famous \u300aThe Bells of Zionice<\/a>\u300b. Since then, he crafted numerous compositions throughout his life and made glorious contributions to the splendid culture of classical music.<\/p>

One named \u300aSymphony No. 9 in E minor<\/a>\u300b was obviously Dvorak\u2019s ninth symphony.<\/p>

This piece was composed when Dvorak was the director of the New York Conservatory of Music in the US. So long as the name \u201cDvorak\u201d was mentioned, everyone would think of this \u300aNinth Symphony\u300b.<\/p>

This song also went by the alias \u300aFrom the New World\u300b.<\/p>

This was a symphony of hope and light with a passionate melody and a tenacious theme. For hundreds of years, it has inspired countless warriors who have struggled with darkness to never give up.<\/p>

When he heard the name of this piece, Qi Mu asked, \u201cAre you performing the fourth movement?\u201d<\/p>

The elevator doors opened at this moment, and a few people exited to see Hooke nodding. \u201cYes, Little Seven. We will finally use this fourth movement. No one has any doubts about the song choice, but there are conflicting views on the instrument lineup.\u201d<\/p>

As they spoke, everyone arrived at the solid wooden door of their destination, and Hooke, who had been very happy moments ago, was saddened terribly. He sighed heavily. \u201cMr. Dorenza, Mr. Tuckerman, Mr. Motl, Little Seven\u2026 I don\u2019t need to say more. When you go in, you\u2019ll understand.\u201d<\/p>

Under everyone\u2019s surprised gazes, Hooke held the door knob as if resigned to his fate and gently pushed the door open. The door opened just a crack, and a faint noise emerged, growing as the gap got larger and larger\u2026<\/p>

Until it formed a wave of sound almost solid in its intensity to rush out the door!<\/p>

\u201cThe horn, the trumpet, the clarinet! The Ninth is based on wind instruments. If you want to match this anniversary\u2019s theme, there must be a concession somewhere! The focus of this year\u2019s promotion is \u2018Night of Strings\u2019. It\u2019s been advertised for so long. How can we possibly change the subject so suddenly?!\u201d<\/p>

\u201cBut have you seen an orchestra dare to use string instruments to perform the Ninth? Dali, don\u2019t take it for granted! Have you ever heard of someone performing the Ninth on a stringed instrument?!!\u201d<\/p>

\u201cWhat do you think, Lucas? For the finale, let\u2019s finish off with a brass-themed song? Good God, it\u2019s \u2018Night of Strings\u2019 on all the posters and tickets. Stringed. Instruments.<\/em> Can\u2019t you see?!\u201d<\/p>

\u201cThen you tell me now, what are you going to use in place of the horn? The trumpet? How about the clarinets?!\u201d<\/p>

\u2026\u2026<\/p>

In the spacious conference hall, the lights shone in brightly through the clean windows. A ten-meter-long conference table divided the New York Philharmonic Orchestra into two. Both sides had their own opinion and argued fiercely, no one willing to step down.<\/p>

And in the center position of the conference table, sat Mr. Boswell. Seeing this gentle conductor\u2019s indifferent smile, Qi Mu asked, \u201cHooke, how\u2019s it possible for New Ai to dispute like this? Is there anyone in the world who has the heart to refuse Mr. Boswell\u2019s proposal?\u201d<\/p>

The bearded master said, wearing a complicated expression, \u201cLittle Seven, while I don\u2019t think anyone could reject Mr. Boswell\u2026 Mr. Boswell might think both arguments are valid?\u201d<\/p>

Qi Mu: \u201c…\u201d<\/p>

Only after arguing a while longer did someone notice Qi Mu and everyone\u2019s arrival. Mr. Boswell was delighted and gave his old friends a hug. The smile on his face grew even brighter when he saw Qi Mu, \u201cI really didn\u2019t expect, two years ago, that we\u2019d meet again\u2026 under such circumstances. Little Seven, it\u2019s a pleasure to see you again.\u201d<\/p>

Qi Mu returned the hug and smiled, \u201cI\u2019m also very happy to see you, Mr. Boswell.\u201d<\/p>

After a few more greetings, Mr. Boswell brought Qi Mu and the others to sit. Qi Mu pulled out his chair but, before he could sit, suddenly heard someone exclaim, \u201cMr. Dorenza is here! Since Mr. Dorenza has a deeper understanding of the Ninth than us, let\u2019s ask what Mr. Dorenza thinks!\u201d<\/p>

\u201cYes, yes, let\u2019s ask Mr. Dorenza\u2019s opinion.\u201d<\/p>

\u201cOh, surely Mr. Dorenza will agree there are some delusional people in the world that would play the Ninth on a stringed instrument. It\u2019s ridiculous!\u201d<\/p>

\u201cIs that what you think, Lucas? Mr. Dorenza will definitely agree with us!\u201d<\/p>

\u201cWe\u2019ll have to see, Dali! What do you think we should do, Mr. Dorenza?\u201d<\/p>

All of New Ai turned to Mr. Dorenza who had just sat down. Even Boswell nodded with interest and turned to look at Dorenza, seated beside him, as if waiting for his answer.<\/p>

The very stressed Mr. Dorenza: \u201c…\u201d<\/p>

After a long silence, the gentle master wiped away the sweat gathering on his forehead and tentatively asked, \u201cFirst of all, will someone tell me\u2026 what the hell is going on?\u201d<\/p>

Hooke took the initiative to explain this \u201cFrom the New World Dispute Incident\u201d from start to finish.<\/p>

Indeed, no one would object to \u300aFrom the New World\u300b as the concert\u2019s finale. The song was uplifting and would encourage people to work hard. It also fit perfectly with Boswell\u2019s wish to \u201cplay for the victims of Utah.\u201d<\/p>

However, the problem was also precisely this song \u300aFrom the New World\u300b.<\/p>

All of New Ai had tacitly decided to add the fourth movement of \u300aFrom the New World\u300b to the repertoire. However, in this fourth movement, the main theme involved the horn and trumpet while the sub-theme utilized the clarinet\u2014\u2014all in all, all were wind instruments.<\/p>

And on all the promotional posters and tickets already released to the public, this concert\u2019s theme was printed in large font: the night of stringed instruments.<\/p>

A concert with the theme of \u201cstrings\u201d ending on a piece that prioritized wind instruments?<\/p>

Without considering what the audience would think, even Qi Mu thought it was! not! appropriate!<\/p>

Dorenza frowned at Hooke\u2019s explanation. \u201cThe tune is good, the theme is also good. There\u2019s really nothing to change, but there is indeed a conflict. So\u2026 What are you thinking, Boswell?\u201d<\/p>

Boswell bluntly replied, \u201cIf I had a good proposal, Dorenza, I wouldn\u2019t have been waiting for you.\u201d<\/p>

Dorenza, who was made a fool of by an old friend: \u201c…\u201d<\/p>

Being stared at by nearly a hundred pairs of eyes from all over New Ai, Dorenza started to sweat. This kind of thing could cause large disturbances for extended amounts of time. Even Albert Dorenza couldn\u2019t come up with a solution.<\/p>

Grey eyebrows tightened further and further as he thought. Then Dorenza caught sight of a shadow from the corner of his eye. A thought flashed through his mind, and he asked, \u201cLittle Seven, you young people have so many ideas. Have you any suggestions?\u201d<\/p>

Immediately, all eyes turned to Qi Mu.<\/p>

The completely frozen Qi Mu: \u201c…\u201d<\/p>

Is there such a misfortune as you, Mr. Dorenza!!!<\/em><\/p>

Under such intense pressure, Qi Mu thought for a long time then pulled out a smile with some difficulty. \u201cThe theme\u2019s been advertised, so it cannot be changed anymore. But one\u2019s ever heard of the fourth movement of \u300aFrom the New World\u300b on a string instrument\u2026\u201d<\/p>

\u201cLittle Seven, have you come up with a solution?\u201d Hooke asked in surprise.<\/p>

Qi Mu: \u201c…\u201d Where did you see he\u2019d come up with a solution!<\/em><\/p>

\u2026\u2026<\/p>

Depressed at heart, Qi Mu opened his mouth, planning to admit \u201cI really have nothing,\u201d when a thought struck the back of his mind. A familiar scene, in the conference hall of some theater, there was also a quarrelsome group anxious for innovation, and they chose\u2026<\/p>

\u201cIs it really not possible to replace wind instruments with strings?\u201d<\/p>

The young man\u2019s voice stunned everyone. In the bright sunlight, this handsome young man raised the corners of his mouth in a smile. \u201cMr. Boswell, Mr. Dorenza, before I took office at Wei Ai, I used to be the concertmaster in the Parisian Theater in Vienna. Our theater holds a concert every Christmas Eve, and last year, we faced a similar problem<\/a>\u2026\u201d<\/p>

Dorenza nodded, \u201cYes. I still remember the time you played a violin solo instead of the vocals in \u300aAve Maria<\/a>\u300b, Little Seven. I had a hard time believing you guys could come up with such a creative adaptation.\u201d<\/p>

With Dorenza\u2019s approval, the others who were still skeptical were relieved.<\/p>

Qi Mu continued explaining with a smile, \u201cYes, Mr. Dorenza. If the violin can be used in place of the human voice\u2026 why can\u2019t it replace a wind instrument? What we\u2019re facing now is nothing more than two problems: First, how to adapt? Second, what lineup of strings should be used instead of wind instruments?\u201d<\/p>

Mr. Boswell nodded, \u201cYes, you\u2019re right.\u201d<\/p>

\u201c\u300aFrom the New World\u300b is about positivity and has high-spirited momentum. Wind instruments can easily express this.\u201d<\/p>

\u201cBut one violin isn\u2019t enough. What about two? How about a viola and a cello?\u201d<\/p>

\u201cWithout taking that first step, no one will know what the next will be. Maybe\u2026 it\u2019s actually very easy.\u201d<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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