My Days Conducting an Orchestra with Mendelssohn

Charlotte transmigrated, and in the most miserable way possible: she became a little girl in the nineteenth century. In this era, the role of a music conductor wasn't clearly defined, orchestras weren't properly organized, and being able to listen to a symphony whenever you wanted was an unimaginable luxury... More importantly, it was incredibly hard for a woman musician to be taken seriously. A top student from the conducting department of a twenty-first-century music conservatory felt a mouthful of blood catch in her throat. She wanted to throw her baton, but she couldn't. How do you throw something that hasn't been invented yet? Do you throw air? This was truly the worst era! Until one day, she met her childhood friend No baton? Use this one. I made it. Want a new score? Here's a whole stack. I wrote them. No orchestra to rehearse with? Come along. I'll give you one. Setting aside their chaotic first meeting, she was absolutely bathed in divine glory. From then on, she stamped her childhood friend's compositions with the highest priority, for the rest of her life. This was truly the best era! - I'll hide my love for you in the score. Whenever I raise my baton, you'll descend with the music. - Tell the world - Ich liebe dich. [Voice-over: One day, her childhood friend, the son of a great banker, will come to collect all the interest from his childhood sweetheart.] Reader's Guide 0. Piano x piano; quill pen x baton 1. Shared timeline: takes place in the same historical setting as Liszt 2. Chapter titles use the work number format "Op." 3. The talent and personalities of all musicians, artists, and writers in the story are based on historical figures, but the characters have been adapted by the author. 5. A series about starstruck fans cheering on their idols, limited to the music and art worlds 6. A slow-burn, sweet coming-of-age daily life story. Side couples: pianist x painter, noblewoman x mathematician 7. Published exclusively on Jinjiang, with anti-piracy protection enabled. Reposting not welcome. 8. Visit the author's profile and you might discover a whole new world. - So, are you ready? - Go! [Playlist: NetEase Cloud Music, "Days Conducting the Mendelssohn Orchestra"] "Encountering Him in History - Western Music - No. 3, Op. 2" [I wrote about Mendelssohn (F. Mendelssohn) simply because one warm afternoon I heard Auf Flügeln des Gesanges, and I could never forget it.] Thanks to Yudubai for the calligraphy on this book's cover; Thanks to the little angels who encouraged and accompanied me during the pandemic; I've finished handwriting the IDs of all the little angels who left qualifying comments on chapter 60 (No. 4: Past and New Life), the final chapter. See Weibo for details. Lingxia_Sherlor May 11, 2020 Theme: