Bring on the Melody! Page #2
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Please join our club.
Director, your voice is not loud enough.
You have to make it louder.
We are the Brass Band Club!
Please join our club!
And you! That's the way!
Thank you.
No need to go to cram school.
Stop threatening people.
Just distribute the flyers.
But they're not listening!
Nakatsugawa-san, do you have a cold?
I practiced playing the trombone.
It looks painful. Is it tingling?
Yes.
A little bit.
It's tingling.
Everyone altogether when I say ready!
Ready and!
Don't come near me.
Do your best!
Don't come!
I told you not to come over!
Yosh!
Hold him down!
Let me go!
What are they doing?
But you know, they're not the same.
The taste is not the same.
Well, it's not exactly different.
What's not different?
Let's shop to see a variety of ...
What's going on?
Tuba's mouthpiece is huge.
So a misunderstanding is it will make your mouth like a cod.
Yonezawa-san your name is Taeko.
Taeko
Taeko =
Taeko = wonderful
Taeko = wonderful child
So it's often ridiculed into tarako, right?
Ta
Tar
Tara
Tarak
Tarako
Tarako
Tarako =
Tarako =
Tarako = c
Tarako = co
Tarako = cod
Tarako = cod
From now on, we will play like this.
Yonezawa Taeko
1st Year
Tuba
What is that?
What's wrong?
It just feels so quiet.
You know,
we're usually surrounded with all kinds of sounds.
Voices,
laughter,
cries,
noise,
footsteps,
the sound of chalk,
the pulling of chairs,
frictions of cloth.
I really want
to let the Brass Band's
music resound once again.
Students and teachers together
will unconsciously stop what they're doing.
I want to play music
that will ring in the minds of everyone,
and make them never forget it.
Or why don't we play during class time?
Let's boycott.
No way. I'm not ruining my record.
That hurts!
That hurt.
Let's play this.
This song's really good.
Not bad right?
It's great.
Sure worth a try.
This is definitely a good part for the winds.
Can we do it?
We'll do our best.
There are also good parts for saxophone.
What's wrong with the director?
There used to be a member called Hiyama Kaiyu.
For one year,
he was the leader for percussion.
Whether it's technical or motivational, he has always been our support.
But last year just before our performance, he suddenly stopped coming to school.
He plays a big role for the band...
That time the song we were going to play
Is this.
Kaiyu-san had so much influence.
Well, yes.
Because he was gone, everyone else left.
That time, Kaiyu was the director.
This guy here is only the acting director.
But why did he suddenly not come to school?
I don't know about that.
Isn't there any clue?
I heard he lived with his grandfather.
He broadcasts a mini-radio program with them.
I often listen to that program!
Really?
Just wait!
It does not matter how we are going to play this song.
But I'm against him coming back.
No matter what his reason is he still betrayed everyone.
Sukiyaki by Sakamoto Kyu
Then play from the first two lines of the prelude.
Yes sir.
1 2 3 4 1 2
Pathetique Sonata by Ludwig van Beethoven
It's so nice to listen to a professional.
Serizawa-san was the one playing, right?
I think so too!
Her father is a teacher at a music university.
And her mother is a piano celebrity.
Amazing!
Now that I think about it, Kaiyu and Serizawa-san are friends.
Oh, that's true.
The one playing clarinet yesterday was you, right?
It was really good to hear.
Isn't the essence of music enjoying the sound?
We would be really happy if you could join our club.
Which instrument do you play?
I play the flute.
Being with someone like you
would make my practice quality drop.
I'm not interested in other instruments.
Those who want to be professional players
need to only practice alone.
Only then will there be a result.
Do you play music just to enjoy the sound?
That's wrong.
The word music originated from
sounds that are the essence of songs
Sound in kanji is pronounced as "on"
and the songs are the essence of the instruments.
That's all there is to it.
Enjoying the sound is nothing but a later added meaning.
Enjoy in kanji is "gaku"
Can people like you not talk to me about music?
Practice here is definitely the most appropriate.
There are no neighbors that will be disturbed.
Here.
Good evening.
So the program for the next half hour
"Seven Sages Counseling Service"
We will answer everyone's troubles.
This is a session for life advises.
This program is Kaiyu-san's?
Satakichi-san, Hideji-san, Yone-san.
It's great working with you.
Hideji-san, please put some clothes on.
It feels hot after taking a bath.
Just put some clothes on.
No one can see it anyway.
Geez.
What's this?
It's always like this.
Then the first mail for today.
"I want to convince and gather members but there's no effect at all."
"It's hard to change someone else's ideas."
"But I'm trying my best. What should I do?"
What? You were the one who wrote that?
Satakichi-san please give your answer.
Satakichi!
Eh? There's only silence.
Quickly answer!
Satakichi, say something.
Say it quickly!
Just give up!
We are the Brass Band Club.
Please join our club!
We are the brass band club, please accept this.
Only three days left.
Three days.
There are three more days.
Serizawa-san?
Yes.
About a week ago during lunch break,
she suddenly became strange and isolated herself.
Did she change seats?
Yes, she chose that herself.
Czardas by Vittorio Monti
Amazing.
Serizawa-san seems to be the type who's not interested in others.
Still.
she looks really happy while playing.
She is so angry there must be a reason.
What do you think?
Different hair style?
Hearing impairment?
Yes, her right ear.
She wants to focus in class with her left ear.
and the seat by the window is the most convenient.
Hence, she moved there.
She disturbs our practice
because she probably wants to tell herself
that even if one of her ears is impaired,
she will not lose to our band's low level.
It's time for giving out advise.
Satakichi-san, you smell like paint thinner.
You smell!
Really?
You just opened it, didn't you?
Geez.
Really stinky.
Wash your hands first then come back.
Yes madam!
It's time to read a letter from our listener.
"Maybe there's a reason..."
"why I want to keep playing music and not want to stop."
"I'm not really asking for an advise."
"I just need someone to talk to."
Well then,
listener-san please listen to this song: Down by the Salley Gardens
Down by the Salley Gardens by Ludwin van Beethoven and Michael Silvernman
Serizawa-san is surely wearing a hearing aid.
It's hidden behind her long hair.
But I think she lost it somewhere.
Haruta, since when did Serizawa-san start isolating herself?
If I'm not mistaken, it's one week ago...
Let's go.
When I was still playing volleyball,
Serizawa-san's knees have band-aids because they're scratched.
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