Portraying music via text means is quite difficult. Prove of that is that in the real world we had to develop its own way to write it down.
Your best bet is, probably, to describe the music as a mix of character movement (Averis' hand build on speed, moving quickly across the lute) and of music movement: as if the music was an actual creature that is moving. (Averis' song builds on speed, quickly reaching a crescendo of voice and strings).
If you don't want to bother with writting actual lyrics/poems, you should use emotes to describe what they talk about. It depends really on how better you can convey the movement of music: if by emoting or by rhyming.
Or at least that's how I'd try it!
Your best bet is, probably, to describe the music as a mix of character movement (Averis' hand build on speed, moving quickly across the lute) and of music movement: as if the music was an actual creature that is moving. (Averis' song builds on speed, quickly reaching a crescendo of voice and strings).
If you don't want to bother with writting actual lyrics/poems, you should use emotes to describe what they talk about. It depends really on how better you can convey the movement of music: if by emoting or by rhyming.
Or at least that's how I'd try it!
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