The Pianist Novels & Stories

I find it easy to learn the musical notes and to remember the order of use of the keys, which in itself is very appreciable considering that I have only been learning for a few weeks. It's not a whim to want to make a career of the piano, of course, it won't be easy and even if it's an option taken on the fly based on my handicap, I really have a passion for this art and I know also that I can do it. There are a lot of concert performers who have more or less serious physical handicaps and who have become famous: there are even blind people who have managed to do well so next to them, my silence passes for cat pee. I smiled brightly as I could see Mira do the same.

"Don't worry about that. I won't let you take the hit alone." * The exhibition was wrapping up by the time Joseph had arrived. Choosing not to disturb Chloe, he found a quiet spot to sit down. The event ended with a piano performance. The pianist was an innocent-looking young man who was about eighteen or nineteen. "Ms. Chloe, please don't be deceived by his youth. He's remarkably gifted and a hardworking university student," the organizer said. Chloe glanced at the pianist. He had a fair, timid look about him. Mustering up the courage to introduce himself, he said, "Ms. Chloe, my name is—"

One of Gary's close friends was a famous pianist. He was among the guests. He was drunk and got into the mood for some music. So, he opened the cover of the grand piano and began playing. His fingers danced across the keys. The chatter of the people stopped all of a sudden. Everyone turned to look at the pianist, who had a drunk smile on his face. He said, "The next song is for today's star—the beautiful Ms. Larissa Seymour!"

Lorena Linister noticed that Adan was not listening to her and couldn't help but follow his gaze. She was surprised to see Charlotte, the pianist wearing a black velvet long dress, at first glance. Adan shifted his gaze and raised an eyebrow slightly, "Do you know her?" Oh my God! She was a very famous pianist, she won the Namis Piano Competition at the age of 17! Isn't she famous in her home country? She is definitely famous here! Lorena rolled her eyes and said, "You, a merchant reeking of copper, wouldn't understand! Even if I tell you, you wouldn't know how amazing she was!"

“I’m beginning to suspect you may be anti-social, honey.” His eyes held mine as the pianist did a run on the keyboard, transitioning from Bach’s G-string to Vivaldi's four seasons. I fisted my hand on my lap, “Why did you kill her?”