Matisse's Musical Reflection —— In-Sync Piano Quarter Concert

French painter Henri Matisse (1869–1954), in addition to his iconic visual art, diligently practiced the violin daily. For him, music was not only a profound passion but also a vital source of creative energy. His paintings, infused with musical motifs, often depict scenes of musicians performing, as if Matisse translated sound into vibrant hues with his brush. His works radiate bold, elegant colors—a testament to the interconnectedness of sound and imagery. What kind of music might have inspired Matisse’s palette？