I really don't want to be red

Chapter 1720

Knocking on the door for the first time, in order not to disturb An Ran in creation.

Mancini didn't use much force.

As a creator, he knows very well that if the people involved in it are suddenly disturbed, there are quite a few people who are startled at least, or even fall ill due to severe fright.

So the first time he knocked on the door, he didn't use much force, and he was very rhythmic, trying not to disturb An Ran.

But no one responded.

The second time he increased his strength.

Still no response.

People shouldn't run away, right?
But it shouldn't be, these two strong men have been here all the time, where can An Ran go?
Thinking of this, the two reached out their hands at the same time and pushed the door open.

As soon as the door opened, the two saw An Ran sitting in front of the table, facing them, but did not look at them.

It seemed that they didn't feel anything about the two coming in.

So involved!

Then Mancini let out a strange cry that he was trying to suppress. If he hadn't held back in time, it might have been a shout.

Riost was also shocked.

Both of them froze for a moment, then immediately turned around and closed the door.

The bald head who had just stretched his head over to look was suddenly blocked from the door.

But it doesn't matter, he has already seen clearly that An Ran is inside, as for what he is doing, he didn't see it, and the two old men blocked it.

After closing the door, the two walked lightly to An Ran.

I saw him bowing left and right with both hands, constantly moving on the paper.

As his arm moved, strings of musical notes were left on the two sheets of paper.

Is this a double-edged mind?
The two couldn't help but marvel, this is a genius...it can be regarded as a special function.

Then Rioster and Mancini saw that An Ran had written in front of him, and there were already hundreds of sheet music.

Rioster was inexplicably shocked.

This speed is too exaggerated.

He admitted that the left and right bows are indeed powerful, but can you play something that you wrote without thinking about it?
"Mr. Mancini, Mr. Rioster..."

At this moment, An Ran finally found the two of them, and hurriedly stopped what she was doing, stood up and said hello.

He has a bad temper, but he is not a guy who doesn't know how to advance and retreat, and loses his temper casually when he has nothing to do.

Two old men just came to see him, and it's not a big deal, he doesn't need to make people look bad.

He greeted the two of them very politely.

Rioste pointed to the score written by An Ran, "Mr. An Ran, is this the symphony you wrote?"

"Ah? Yes!"

"Can I take a look?"

"of course can!"

Rioste was extremely curious, An Ran's speed was faster than most words, and what kind of writing he could write was very deliberate.

Could it be that this kid just scribbled because he knew there was no hope?

The problem is that you write indiscriminately, so you don’t need to write so much.

An Ran handed over Chapter 1 that she had written.

"Mr. Rioster, please advise."

teach...

Rioster sighed inwardly, this speed, I teach ghosts.

You probably don't even know what you're writing.

But when he took a look, he was a little dumbfounded.

It neatly says ""Movement No.40 in G minor""

Here comes "Chapter 1"!
Just looking at this format, he's well-versed, and he's not a rookie who doesn't know anything.

Rioste followed along, and then hummed unknowingly, with one hand habitually following the rhythm, beating the time of the conductor.

Then his eyes grew brighter and more surprised.

The expression on his face changed from surprise, to shock, and finally to surprise.

He stopped humming, and his hands stopped beating time.

The mouth grew slowly, and the surprise was beyond words.

Mancini knew that Enron's symphony had shocked Rioster.

More than a shock.

The shock was just his expression when he saw this song at first.

Because he didn't expect An Ran to write such a good song in such a short period of time.

But after reading it, Lioster realized that this song can't just be called "good"!
Simply saying "yes" is an insult to the song.

Mancini said on the side: "Rioste, what's the matter? You just hold your breath, don't delay people from continuing to compose."

An Ran smiled and said, "Mr. Mancini, it's okay, I've written a lot, so I can handle it tonight."

Mancini cast a glance.

Good guy, there are hundreds of them, why not deal with them tonight?
It's okay to have a symphony concert.

And looking at the expression on Rioste, one can already tell the quality of it.

At least above the standard, otherwise the old guy wouldn't have shown such an expression.

Rioster took a long breath before uttering four words, "A stroke of genius!"

"what?"

What Mancini said was a bit dumbfounded.

The point is that this thing is a bit too exaggerated.

You play left and right, exaggerating.

It's a bit of an exaggeration to write a symphony together.

Opening the bow left and right, writing a symphony together, the speed is so fast, it is still a stroke of genius, isn't that an exaggeration?
It will take several years for Riost to write a symphony by himself.

It's been less than half an hour, and what you wrote is called a "magic pen", so what are you doing?All for nothing!
Rioster's fingers trembled, "Mr. An Ran, how many chapters have you written?"

"Already started writing Chapter 3, try to finish it before the time is up!"

A symphony usually consists of four movements, and An Ran has already completed two in such a short period of time?

That's less than an hour.

Rioster looked at his watch, "My God, you are not a genius, you are God!"

An Ran is a little embarrassed, it's wrong for you to praise people like that.

"Mr. Rioster, in fact, I have been thinking about this chapter for a long time, and I just wrote it today."

Hehe, I often conceive for a long time, and I am not as good at writing as you.

Rioste ignored him, and instead said: "Mr. An Ran, if you finish writing, can I let my orchestra play it? This is the best movement I have ever seen, and the emotion is very good."

An Ran said: "No problem."

This stuff, whoever plays it is different, the important thing is that you pretend to be awesome.

Besides, can it be bad?

Mozart's work, one of the last three symphonies, and one of the most widely circulated symphonies in later generations.

Even if Rioster is awesome, you can still be better than Mozart.

Of course Riost was shocked.

Mancini was also full of surprises looking at An Ran at this time, but he didn't expect that this guy could actually do it.

This was the first time he had seen such a genius.

Sure enough, the world is so big, there are all kinds of wonders, and there are always geniuses that exist in places you can't see.

Mancini wanted to ask if he could write a stage play.

But thinking of the current situation, it is not appropriate to bother him, so he suppressed this question in his heart.

I'll be asking about this later.

"Okay, Rioster, don't look at it, there is not much time, don't delay! Let's go out first!"

Rioster was taken aback for a moment, this reminded him that he still had things to do...

(End of this chapter)