Kousei's return to competitive piano puts him face to face with a new generation of young musicians, each with their own approach to the instrument. Spin this wheel to land on Emi Igawa, a technically gifted pianist who idolized Kousei's old performances, Takeshi Aiza, a passionate cellist determined to prove himself, or Kaori Miyazono herself, whose violin performances break every rule of classical convention Kousei was ever taught to follow. This wheel sticks to what's really in Your Lie in April, nothing invented.
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