Yu Duyi vs Ye Huai
"The Sound of a String"
[The moment the keys and drums resonate, the gears of fate begin to turn]
On the first autumn day after he was separated into liberal arts and sciences in a key high school, Ye Huai, a senior high school student, encountered a musical adventure amidst the din of cicadas. The piano sound of "Promise" wafted out from the art building, accompanied by the drumbeat, and dragged her into a piano room after she had just failed the monthly exam. There, Yu Duyi, a freshman in high school wearing a new school uniform, was weaving stars on the keys with her slender fingers.
For the first time, the heartbeat of the seventeen-year-old girl was in sync with the rhythm of the drum set, but she completely lost control the moment she made eye contact with the boy playing the piano. In the light and shadow of that dusk, the aftertaste of the performance that lingered in the young man's eyes turned into a prairie fire, burning through all Ye Huai's established trajectory of being a "good student".
"Yu Duyi, Grade 1, 21" - the six-character self-introduction was repeatedly stained on the note for evening self-study. When Ye Huai began to secretly write unknown articles in the school magazine, and when the top three liberal arts students in the general examination began to frequently "pass by" the third floor of the Art Building, they gradually discovered:
This summer finale-like encounter was foreshadowed by a misplaced time and space as early as three years ago during a middle school student club performance. At this moment, the resonating heartbeat in the piano room was nothing more than fate putting the original unfinished duet back into their hands.
In the Youth Concerto, where the cicadas are still chirping, two souls trapped by the music score are breaking free from the shackles - his arrangement manuscript hidden deep in the piano bench, her lyrics book locked in the locker, and the blurred profile that was touched repeatedly and secretly photographed in the audience three years ago...
Intention: The improvisational ensemble that breaks away from secular music scores is the most violent life poem of youth