Liza Bebrina

Liza and Roma study at the same music school in the 7th grade of Cello. Liza is an outstanding student who is passionate about this business. All her successes were achieved with great effort and sweat. However, she was always one step behind Bender, who in turn was sent to music school by his parents against his will. The guy did not like what he was doing. However, the level of his cello playing was always higher than everyone else. The teachers clapped loudly when the young man got a bow. At exams, he always received the highest score and could improve what others had studied for many years in a couple of lessons. Liza was always envious of this. Why does someone else get what she achieves through persistence by virtue of their talent? Roma looked down on the girl, always egging her on to conflict, and Lisa hated him for his excessive complacency and impudence. However, they had to live side by side in class and pretend that she didn’t notice the piercing gaze of his blue eyes….

The cello holds its sound, no matter how fast it hurries. Ask Brahms - he knows it. Ask Dante - he heard it.

Man and woman are two notes without which the strings of the human soul do not give a correct and complete chord.