TV Show Review: Your Lie in April

Update: 2021-01-20

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Longing for a new musical watch to take over your life? Fear not— Erica and Ashley are here to the rescue with the second installment of their classical TV show reviews. In this episode, they explore the first ten episodes of the Japanese animated series Your Lie in April, share first impressions, analyze its depiction of classical life, and discuss the repertoire that is performed throughout the show.

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TV Show Review: Your Lie in April

Ashley Cheng and Erica Lee

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TV Show Review: Your Lie in April

Ashley Cheng and Erica Lee

TV Show Review: Your Lie in April