Nodame Cantabile Paris – 01
Summary:
Having arrived in Paris, Nodame and Chiaki head to his mother’s family’s apartment building and move into adjoining rooms.
Noda Megumi, Chiaki Shinichi
Summary:
Having arrived in Paris, Nodame and Chiaki head to his mother’s family’s apartment building and move into adjoining rooms.
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This inquiry has been on my mind for about a couple of weeks. In episode 22 of Nodame Cantabile, there was one scene that really made me think. It takes place where Nodame explained Chiaki her true intentions for entering the competition. Then Nodame says, “What is wrong with playing the piano freely as you like?”
It brings up this question: Do we have the right to tamper an original work in order to suit our taste?
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The Rising Star Orchestra’s final piece for the night is Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7 – the same piece Chiaki first tried to conduct the S Orchestra to play two years ago.
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Having stopped completely because she forgot the rest of the piece, Nodame quickly improvises something to take it’s place.
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Although Nodame has passed the third preliminary round of the Maradona piano competition, her rival Segawa Yuuto does so too with a very impressive display of talent.
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As he continues preparing Nodame for the Maradona competition, Etou gets frustrated because she isn’t playing what is written.
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Chiaki and the Rising Star orchestra concludes their first performance by playing Brahms’ Symphony No. 1 in C minor, Op. 68.
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Frustrated by the fact that the orchestra isn’t playing well, Chiaki grabs a violin and shows them how it should be done.
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For the new orchestra’s first performance, Chiaki has chosen Brahms Symphony No. 1 – a piece that Stresemann wouldn’t let him perform with the S Orchestra.