"Salut d'Amour?"
Hearing the title of the piece, Gan Yan Yu's eyes widened slightly.
"Why this one?"
It was no wonder Gan Yan Yu was surprised.
This "Salut d'Amour," which Elgar had composed for his fiancée, was also the first piece Lin Tian had written for Gan Yan Yu.
It was from "Salut d'Amour" that Moonlight and Cat went on to build this classical music empire.
Over the past year, this piece had appeared quite often as well.
And among all the pieces Lin Tian had composed so far,
it was the only one that portrayed love.
Yes, the only one.
In their performances so far, Lin Tian and Gan Yan Yu had used their music to give many pieces the meaning of "love."
For example, the tango "The Dance of a Lifetime," the waltzes "Hungarian Dance No. 5 in G minor" and "Spring Voices Waltz," and so on.
The themes of those pieces were not about love, yet Lin Tian and Gan Yan Yu had more or less infused them with elements of romance.
Still, no matter how much they tried to imbue them with it, something always felt missing.
Only "Salut d'Amour."
Only this first piece written by Lin Tian was like that.
"Because... I always felt there was some regret there."
Lin Tian scratched his head and said,
"After all, we've never really performed this piece well, have we?"
"..."
There was also a selfish reason behind it for Lin Tian.
This piece had been his introduction to classical music, and it was also his favorite piece.
Yet every time he had played it with Gan Yan Yu, they had ultimately failed to grasp its emotions properly.
From Gan Yan Yu's first solo performance to their later duet... every attempt had ended in "imperfection."
And so it