Before Paris became Europe's cultural center, Venice had been Europe's musical center from the late sixteenth to the early seventeenth century. Serving as music director at St. Mark's Basilica was the most enviable position in all of Italy.
Venetian church music did not consist solely of organs; it also had choirs and string ensembles.
Gesuati Church was holding a Bach string concert that day. By the time they entered, it had already begun, and the piece being performed happened to be Bach's famous Air on the G String.
A light rain was falling outside the church. The polished marble floor was slick with moisture and easy to slip on. An old woman was wiping it dry with a sponge.
Yet before long, once more people came in from outside, another trail of footprints appeared on the floor. It felt as if her work were pointless.
Pomona quickly shifted her attention away from the old woman.
This piece was known as the sound closest to heaven. She did not want to miss it.
Baroque style was also lavish and quite similar to Rococo, though Baroque patterns were more grand and imposing.
Listening to this music inside the magnificent Dominican Church gave it a distinctive charm.
If their honeymoon were not about to end, she would have been in a better mood.
The Easter holiday happened to coincide with a full moon. They would have to go back and deal with Werewolves again.
If not for Umbridge's Werewolf Act, Werewolves would not have been driven into such a desperate corner. Perhaps Fenrir would not have gained so many followers either.
Being bitten by a Werewolf was still an incurable condition. No medicine could treat it. Wolfsbane Potion merely eased the harm caused by transforming, and it was extraordinarily expensive.
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