Chapter 55: You Don’t Need a Car

It's then on to the third song in Stephanie the harpist's set list.

The song is "You and I" by Kenny Rogers, which was written by the Bee Gees.

The high-octave vocals the trio is known for translates beautifully to the harp, and so is Kenny's more baritone voice.

Even the background melody is given a simpler but nonetheless beautiful rearrangement.

This version is just perfect. So perfect to my ears that are accustomed to country music.

And I'm 100% sure Leigh feels the same way, judging by the satisfactory look on her face.

The fourth song to be performed is another veritable classical song.

"Spring" by Antonio Vivaldi, part of the Four Seasons suite.

The brightness of the song, heralding the coming of the eponymous season (with a section that simulates a thunderstorm), is captured well, considering this was originally written for the violin.

Here, Stephanie intensifies her plucking of the strings, as if she wants good vibes to intensify.