Chapter 129: Serenade of the Half-Moon

"Serenade of the Half-Moon," a classic Cantonese song performed by the Hong Kong singer and composer Li Keqin.

Artists like Princess Xian and Rong Zuer have also sung this song; both brought their own distinct styles, each with a unique flavor.

Furthermore, around 2017, a beggar singer covered "Serenade of the Half-Moon," and as the emotions deepened, he wept while singing.

Rumor has it that he was a university professor whose beloved wife had passed away, leading him to begin a life of wandering, using this method to commemorate her.

The emotional resonance of this song can be said to be maxed out.

The song as a whole utilizes an orchestral arrangement, accented with operatic harmonies, possessing not only the "tearful pleas" of a minor melody but also an indescribable "tragic grandeur."

Yet, within the singing, the song also makes one feel a sense of enduring, delicate emotion.

It is as if it is telling a moving story.

It pours out the emotions within the story, reaching deep into the human heart.

……

At this moment.

In the room.

The sound of a violin, like weeping and pleading, melodic and resonant, began to play.

Xu Youyue placed her fingers on the piano keys, occasionally pressing one or two keys to accompany the violin.

As soon as the violin sound began, a sense of sorrow spread throughout the livestream room.

At this time.

Xu Mingyue picked up the microphone and began to sing.

"Still leaning in the sleepless night, gazing at the stars in the sky. ===== CHAPTER 130 =====