Musical Intro Crossword Clue Novels & Stories

" I remember the words of Mama. I am not quite sure if it applies to this situation, but I would just go with it, after all, when has it ever failed me? So I head straight. My eyes move around in the darkness for a while, then I hear tunes… The piano keys plus the violin strings. Classical instrumental music. The tunes send a horrific wave as I walk towards its direction. A smile creeps on my face 'Thank you, Mum!" I say as I take hurried steps towards where I hear the music coming from. Worse case scenario, an introvert is playing in the darkness. What could go wrong? It's just directions. "Hello, sorry for disturbing you but…I am locked in… I know I am not supposed to be in here this late,

But now her mind was all over the place. She didn’t realize she had been strumming the intro for ‘Thousand Years by Christina Perri’ and also ‘Talking To The Moon by Bruno Mars’. Keenan cleared his throat. “Dawn, what song is this?” His voice woke her up from her daze. She froze. These songs haven't come out yet. Fortunately she hasn’t played the whole song and just the intros or else they might relate it to when the artists would release these. “Er.. it’s nothing. I was just testing it. Ahemm.. Alright, so I’m going to play L-O-V-E..”

From the number of dyed or shaved heads and tattooed bodies, I figured it was a good guess. Finally, when the tension almost reached the point where it was about to turn into irritating boredom, strains of music could be heard from inside the warehouse. In a few seconds, I recognized the soft piano intro music that kicked off every episode of Cain's Crossing. I knew after about thirty seconds, it would burst into a techno/industrial grind which I always took to be a shift from the pretty 'perfect' world to the nightmarish underbelly the show explored. I guessed when the music shifted, the door would roll open.

The sound of the violin slashing skillfully swept through the hall of the music academy hall. Angel recognized the tone even as she listened faintly. The "Introduction et Rondo Capriccioso" played masterfully at the friction of each note, brings the feeling to the rise and fall of the violin … and whoever plays him, he must be brilliant.