The faster he beat the air, the more chaotic they seemed to play.
Everyone following their own beat, toes tapping in irregular rhythms.
Melody and harmony intertwined in ways not intended by any involved in its creation.
Pushing those in the audience to cringe and squirm in their seats.
Obviously, the following ovation was intense. The musicians were kids after all.
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I loved this! Beautifully written, making it a little bit clearer to one who doesn’t play, how your lot thinks. Thank you for the post!
Thanks for the comment! I am so glad you liked it. 🙂
Anytime! Looking forward to more of your work!