The manga only specifies the piece, but never details the performances of the characters musically. The movement seems to be a reasonable length for a short performance, particularly if the one repeat that appears is taken out.Īs requested, while this is not a conclusive answer, we might never know unless there is more information released. Surely if all the violinists are playing the same set piece in the same competition, there should not be any obvious variation in what is played, even if some parts are removed for length. The sections involved do not fall into such a category. Is there any suggestion that the movement is actually being played with these omissions and discrepancies in-universe? If so, why would this be the case? Are these instead just badly executed (in that they are misleading) cuts? After all:įor the purposes of a performance used to assess musicians, certain omissions, particularly skipping repeats, could be acceptable. This leaves me with the following question. The "bland" part that the other violinists were shown playing, which should have fallen after adagio mentioned above, is skipped. It seems that this jump also occurred in-universe. Kaori then jumps to a later section (the adagio shortly after), which is merged with the ending of the first movement. Later after the piano finishes its reiteration of the theme, there is a pause (which exists in the original score).
The continuity of Kaori's movements might with the soundtrack imply that in-universe, she did not play those omitted bars, but it is unclear. The omissions I have found so far, however, do not make sense.Īt the beginning, the section after the violin opening and before the statement of the theme (m. (It could bore viewers, and it could easily take up half the episode.) We can thus justify an abridgement of the piece or the removal of some of sections. It would not be appropriate to show a performance of the entire movement. This is most likely the only movement played, given the portrayal of Kaori's performance and the length of the Kreutzer. 2, the entrants to the competition are shown playing extracts from the first movement of Beethoven's sonata no.
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