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- Season 1 An Unbelievable Prelude
- Season 1 The Impending Troubles of Gavotte
- Season 1 The Anonymous Chopin
- Season 1 The Waltz of the Bewildered Heart
- Season 1 The Barefooted Vibrato
- Season 1 The Uneasy Polka
- Season 1 The Secretive Duet
- Season 1 The Heart-Spun Canon
- Season 1 A Peaceful Concerto
- Season 1 The Aloof Virtuoso
- Season 1 The Black and White Adagio
- Season 1 The Guilty Pianissimo
- Season 1 The Irreplaceable Melody
- Season 1 The Capriccio of Maiden's Mind
- Season 1 An Aria of the Rapidly Beating Heart
- Season 1 The Lying Violin
- Season 1 Crescendo of Uneasiness
- Season 1 Partita of Grief
- Season 1 Pavane for a Lost Heart
- Season 1 A Tear-Colored Rondo
- Season 1 Once More, Andante
- Season 1 A Fanfare for You
- Season 1 Our Cadenza
- Season 1 A Heart Filling Harmony
- Season 1 The Beloved Ave Maria
La Corda d'Oro: Primo Passo - Season 1 Episode 5 The Barefooted Vibrato
7.70 25 minutes On the day of the first selection, Hino turns up dressed informally through her ignorance. Thankfully, Lili shows up in her dressing room and uses magic to provide her with a selection of dresses. At one point, Hihara enters without knocking and sees her wearing a nun's habit. However, Lili quickly switches her back to the school uniform and Hino attempts to pass it off as "seeing things". A teacher then directs Hihara away from the girls’ dressing room. Hino and Lili eventually choose a knee-length white dress. During the performance, Hino's accompanist ducks out, criticizing Hino's lack of commitment to music practice. Tsukimori arrives at the scene and defends Hino, while her accompanist runs away crying. Hino goes on without accompaniment; after a few notes, she is asked to leave the stage because all participants are required to have an accompaniment. Tsuchiura steps forward from the audience and takes the place of Hino's accompaniment. Tsuchiura tells Hino to forget their arguments, and the two take the stage. Hino plays Chopin's Tristesse, or "song of parting" but she feels that it is not an ending, but a beginning, during the performance; Tsuchiura admires Hino and her way of performing. Everybody, even the judges, remarks on how joyful and vibrant the piece sounds when Hino plays it. The concourse members, too, are overcome with emotion. Then Tsukimori goes on and gives a powerful performance. In the end, Hino comes last in the selection and Tsukimori comes first.
