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The Reformed Symphony!

He was an acclaimed musician and composer. Putting all the instruments to the best use, dishing out great symphonies was his forte!

Off late, however, he was worried about some discordant sound in his orchestra. The eye for details coupled with his acumen, brought the short fall to his shore. 

It was the grand Piano that was singing out of tune. 

The prodigious piano stood majestically but little aloof in the corner. Out of 88 keys, some black keys were stuck. "For world class concert and to the loyal audience", he decided, "I must do it!"

Reordering the internal strings and replacing some "black” notes from the symphony was the way out.

With usual aplomb, he inaugurated the night of performance.  "Friends, I wish to present a new symphony. A symphony without "Black" notes"!

There were shrills and chills! The day was marked with clean notes in history of symphony!

-----By MocktailMommy Anagha



This post is part of #FridayFotoFiction co- hosted by Tina (www.tinabasu.com) and Mayuri (www.sirimiri.in)!
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12 comments:

  1. Akshata Ram31 August 2017 at 23:30

    That was quite a revelation Anagha. Loved how he gave a new twist to music

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    1. Unknown1 September 2017 at 00:39

      Thank you Akshata for dropping by and happy that you loved the tale.

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  2. Deliciously Alive1 September 2017 at 01:21

    Full marks to him for innovation, and to you for this clever tale, Anagha!:)

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    1. Unknown1 September 2017 at 02:13

      Indeed full marks to the wise musician who knew the best interest of his audience! Thanks for visiting and sharing your views!

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  3. Dipika3 September 2017 at 21:27

    They say Necessity is Mother of Inventions! holds so true with the tale here, along with keeping love intact with the audiences. Great

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    1. Unknown5 September 2017 at 04:19

      So very well captured Dipika. Thanks for visiting and for sharing your views on the tale.

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  4. Neha Tambe4 September 2017 at 02:31

    I loved the word play here. Beautiful take on the prompt

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    1. Unknown5 September 2017 at 04:20

      Yes, Neha...a tale is tale of words! Thank you for visiting and sharing your views!

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  5. Prisha Lalwani6 September 2017 at 10:09

    That is such a lovely story :-)

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    1. Unknown7 September 2017 at 05:20

      Thank you Prisha for visiting and for praising the tale!

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  6. Tina Basu7 September 2017 at 04:02

    What an innovation by him. Lovely Anagha. Thanks for linking up with #FridayFotoFiction.

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    1. Unknown7 September 2017 at 05:21

      Some invention, though sound as bitter pills, are good in the long run, isn't it? Thank you Tina for visiting and for encouraging words.

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