Moonlight Sonata, but the original, not a cover.

Usually, if you do something similar to what has already been created, for example, music, then this cannot be called the original, it is already a cover of the original source.

Even though I decided to try to do something that is absolutely original, although it goes hand in hand next to the original, namely, I decided to depict Beethoven's great composition in this monochrome photograph -Moonlight Sonata.

I'm not sure if I've ever heard the Moonlight Sonata on the violin, it's written and performed most often on the piano, but I figured that a violinist standing on a bridge under the moonlight would look more harmonious than a pianist sitting at the piano, lol.

In a word, do not judge strictly, I wanted the moonlight sonata to look exactly like this, and not otherwise, at least today.

This idea has been ripening with me for a long time and I could spend most of my life waiting for some violinist to want to climb a bridge that leads nowhere on a moonlit night and play something on the violin, so I decided to force these events and brought together a violinist who played something on one of the streets of our city, a bridge in an abandoned park complex and the night lights of the city, which replaced the moon for me.

Photos taken with a Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX300 camera.

Author @barski