Title: “Love in Paris: A Musical Journey”
[Edem and Yen are standing on a street corner in Paris with their guitars. They begin to play a cheerful tune.]
Edem: Bonjour, mesdames et messieurs! We are Edem and Yen, and we’re here to serenade you with some beautiful music about the city of love – Paris!
Yen: That’s right, Edem. And we’re going to take you on a musical journey through some of the most famous attractions of this wonderful city.
[They start to play a romantic tune.]
Edem: Our first stop is the Eiffel Tower – the symbol of Paris. It’s the most famous landmark in the city and one of the most recognizable structures in the world.
Yen: And did you know that it was originally built as a temporary structure for the 1889 World’s Fair? But it became so popular that it was never taken down!
[They start to play a soft melody.]
Edem: Our next stop is the Louvre Museum – home to some of the most famous artworks in history. The Mona Lisa, for example, is one of the most popular paintings in the world and is housed right here in the Louvre.
Yen: And don’t forget the beautiful glass pyramid at the entrance – it’s a modern addition to the museum and has become just as famous as the artworks inside.
[They play a romantic tune.]
Edem: Our next stop is the Champs-Élysées – the most famous avenue in Paris. It’s lined with beautiful trees, shops, and cafes, and it’s the perfect place for a romantic stroll.
Yen: And at the end of the avenue, you’ll find the Arc de Triomphe – another famous landmark of Paris. It was built to commemorate the victories of Napoleon Bonaparte and has become an iconic symbol of France.
[They start to play a lively tune.]
Edem: Our final stop is the Seine River – the heart of Paris. It flows through the city and is lined with beautiful bridges and buildings.
Yen: And speaking of bridges, the Pont des Arts is a must-see for all lovers visiting Paris. It’s known as the “Bridge of Love” because couples attach locks to the railings as a symbol of their love.
[They play a romantic melody.]
Edem: Well, that’s it for our musical journey through Paris. We hope you enjoyed our performance and that you’ll come visit this beautiful city for yourself someday.
Yen: Merci beaucoup, and au revoir!
[They play a final tune as the crowd cheers and claps.]
