The Bakielian Choir

=Saralto= Every first of May, Saralto can be seen making it's way to Soellian City so that it may perform the first show for the Bakielian Music Festival. The Bakielian Music Festival seems to have attracted Saralto and the other Bakielian Sirens. Because of the Sirens' connection to music, it's suspected that they overheard the singing of some of the locals and were intrigued by it. Now, the townsfolk welcome Saralto into the festival with it performing the first show, and then duetting with Cuprano on the fifth of May for the second show.

=Cuprano= Being the highest pitch of The Bakielian Choir, it duets with the second highest pitched (Saralto) in the group. This is what's called the High Strung Duet, earning it's name by the amazing vocals from both Pokémon and the song that they sing. [May's Love] was written and composed by George Wilson, a famous musician and composer of their time, creating a lot of the pieces that are performed at the Bakielian Music Festival as of modern day, with some new compositions as the years pass.

=Feratono= This Pokémon has the lowest pitch in The entire Bakielian Choir, it also happens to duet with Tenoro. This is what's called the Deepest Depths Duet, earning the name by the vocals of both of these Pokémon. It's relationship with the rest of The Bakielian Choir is unknown, as it is almost never seen, let alone seen with Cuprano, Saralto, or Tenoro. These 4 Pokémon perform on the thirty-first of May, in order to complete the Bakielian Music Festival in all of it's yearly glory.

= Tenoro = More Info Will Be Added Later[...]

= The Bakielian Duets =

The High Strung Duet
On the fifth of May, Saralto and Cuprano perform the first of two duets in the Bakielian Music Festival. This has earned the name of the High Strung Duet, due to both of these Pokémon having the higher voices of the festival. It's unknown why this Pokémon gets along so well with Cuprano, but is suspected to be because they are in a near-eternal relationship. This is unclear though, as they are never seen near each other except during the month of May.

The Deepest Depths Duet
On the twenty-sixth of May, Feratono and Tenoro perform the second, and last, duet in the Bakielian Music Festival. This being the Deepest Depths Duet, earning the name because of how low their voices can go. This name is also inspired by where Tenoro is said to live, which is not too far away to where Beonum is said to stay in a near-eternal slumber.

= The Bakielian Opera = More Info Will Be Added Later[...]