Melomania

Melomania

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What do a wannabe Slovenian rockstar, a Greek coming from a family of historians, an Austrian who always carries a MP3 player with them, a Serbian who's enamored with the Danube River and a Romanian who speaks no Hungarian have in common? They all aspire to graduate the most prestigious music academy in Budapest with the highest honours! Miruna Munteanu has trouble adjusting to changing schools and countries, but wants to pe an amazing piano player. Ian Horvath knows nothing about classical music, yet wants to become a rockstar so great that girls will go wild after him. Kostas Papadopoulos and Maria von Bülow don't even think they belong here, the latter having no musical talents. And Sonja Nikoliç dedicates all of her serenades to the Danube River. Those misfits are bound together by a twist of fate: their love for music, the past masters watching over them and a set of mysterious letters.
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As a college freshman, Violet Riley is plagued with questions about her future. It is why a distraction is the last thing she needs or wants right now. But that is exactly what a street musician turns out to be. While Violet doesn't expect anything to happen from the brief encounter, the musician thinks differently. He corners Violet with a claim that she is his muse, and because being called someone's muse can only flatter a young woman's self-esteem, the musician expects Violet to be flattered by his compliment. She, however, sees the claim as nothing but an uninspiring lie. And that because of a simple reason. Violet hates classical music. Will the musician be able to convince Violet that he is telling the truth, or will Violet be successful in pushing him out of her life before finding out what actually hides behind his claim? Original photo for cover by Vlad Bagacian from Pexels

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