Hungarian Dance No. 5 in G minor.
A work composed by the renowned nineteenth-century Romantic composer Johannes Brahms.
This German musician was famous throughout the world for his profound musical accomplishments and extensive body of work.
Among them, the Hungarian Dance series was undoubtedly his proudest creation—a collection of piano pieces adapted from Hungarian folk music, with a full twenty-one pieces in total.
And No. 5 was the most famous of them all.
Honestly.
After making it through the Star Cup, the preliminaries, and the semifinals, layer upon layer of competition...
Lin Tian hoped that he and Teacher Gan could finish their Parrot Qin Cup journey in a relatively relaxed and composed state of mind.
Without thinking about how important this competition was.
Without thinking about what price they would have to pay if they lost.
They just needed to enjoy the stage and enjoy the competition.
It was not because Lin Tian still wanted to confess even if they lost, but was afraid Teacher Gan would be in too terrible a mood for him to speak.
It was simply because Lin Tian also hoped Gan Yan Yu would stop putting so much pressure on herself in the finals.
This "Hungarian Dance No. 5 in G minor" was filled with the distinctive traits of Hungarian music, such as rapid rhythms, unique melodies, and rich emotional expression.
It also incorporated elements of Hungarian folk dances, such as syncopation, a powerful sense of rhythm, and lively melodies.
Emotionally rich and surging with passion.
That was the best description of this piece.
They would not need to think too hard; he and Gan Yan Yu could finish this piece with ease.
Then, as for everything else, they would leave it to fate.
Lin Tian had already planned it out.
After he finished performing