Arthur's heart, which had just settled, was suddenly on edge again.
As for Mr. Disraeli, who was happy for his friend, he couldn't help but stand up and clink glasses with Arthur, saying, "Sounds not bad."
Arthur quickly asked, "Who are the other two on the final list? Did you find out?"
Blackwell responded eagerly, "It's the Royal Music Director, Mr. Franz Kramer, and the composer of the Royal Chapel, Mr. William Knevit."
Upon hearing this, Arthur's anxious heart finally relaxed again.
The status of the Royal Music Director, Franz Kramer, goes without saying. Creating music for the British Royal Family and organizing concerts are his inherent duties, and among his responsibilities, the foremost and most essential is naturally composing the coronation anthem.
Therefore, the Coronation Committee's choice of Franz Kramer at this time is undoubtedly the most stable option.
