The Notebook
With his notebook full of suspects, alibis and accusations the composer still remains baffled by the crime.
The bitter violas have accused the Concertmaster for acting strangely and carrying a large black case. The flutes have accused the reeds of being sneaky. The ‘trusty’ First oboe has accused the brass of being violent and the trumpets accuse the foreign French Horn for having reason to kill the composer.
But is there more evidence to collect in order to solve the crime? Are you getting closer to figuring out who murdered the poor composer?
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It turns out there was a secret witness hidden behind the thick curtains in the theatre on that fateful night. Want to find out more?
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What about those bird like flutes? Is there more to their story?
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The inspector has realised there was no saxophone at his initial interrogation of the brass…or does it belong to the woodwinds- it has a reed after all!? Either way, do some digging…
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The inspector remains suspicious about the very convenient friendship between the harp and tuba. Does he have reason to be?
Hang on! It seems like the Inspector has a secret plan!
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The inspector decides to commission a group of university students to build a time machine so he can go back to the night of the crime and see it for himself. Would you like to time travel with him and see what happens?
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