Fairy Conductor Among Lily-of-the-Valley Buds
A fairy conductor leads a lily-of-the-valley flower choir from a wooden platform beneath hanging buds.
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The Fairy Conductor and the Flower Choir
With her hair arranged in a bun, the fairy stands as the conductor of a fanciful lily-of-the-valley choir. She directs the flowers from a wooden platform, turning the familiar arching stems and hanging buds into a magical musical group. The setting combines the gestures of a real conductor with a playful woodland performance.
Curious Facts About Conducting and Lily-of-the-Valley
A conductor helps musicians perform together by showing the beat, pace, entrances, and changes in expression through movements. Lily-of-the-valley grows from underground stems and can spread into broad colonies in suitable shaded ground. Every part of the plant is poisonous if eaten, despite its delicate flowers and sweet scent.
Natural Colors of the Fairy and Lily-of-the-Valley
- Lily-of-the-valley flowers and buds: most commonly white
- Lily-of-the-valley leaves: fresh to deep green
- Flower stems: green
- Wooden platform: beige, honey brown, or dark brown
- Fairy hair and clothing: no fixed natural colors because fairies are imaginary