Hey there, fellow Traveler! Remember that catchy little tune you hummed back in 2024 during the Iridescence Tour? Well, for players jumping into Genshin Impact now in 2026, those nostalgic musical challenges are still a fantastic way to earn some quick and easy rewards. 'A Meeting of Melodies' was, and frankly still is, one of the more charming sub-events tucked inside the massive 'Iridescent Arataki Rockin' for Life Tour de Force of Awesomeness' from Version 4.6. It's the kind of event that makes you pause your world-saving adventures to just... listen. You'd wander through the bustling streets of Inazuma City, not looking for trouble, but for a melody.
The core idea was beautifully simple, yet oddly satisfying. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, was to replicate hummed tunes to perfectly match an original melody. No fancy combat, no complex puzzles—just you and your ear for music. The event kicked off back on May 6, 2024, and became available as players progressed through the main tour event. The rewards were nothing to sneeze at either, offering a sweet mix of Primogems, special Iridescence Tour Tickets, Mora, and handy Talent Level-Up materials. Talk about a harmonious deal!
🎼 How to Play: The Rhythm of Inazuma
So, how did you actually play this thing? Let's break it down step-by-step, just like a musical scale.
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Find the Melody Keeper: First, you had to scout Inazuma City for NPCs marked with a special event icon. These weren't your average citizens; they were keepers of a tune, waiting for someone to listen.
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Listen Closely: You'd chat them up, and they'd hum a segment of a melody for you. This was the 'original tune' you had to memorize. No pressure, right?
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Fill in the Blanks: The game would then present you with a sequence of notes, but with some gaps. Your job was to select the correct note (from options like Do, Re, Mi, etc.) that matched the hummed melody. It was like a musical pop quiz!
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The Maestro's Assist: Stuck on a tricky note? Hey, it happens to the best of us. The game had a handy 'Support' button. If you couldn't figure it out, you could use this function, and after a short wait, it would auto-fill the correct notes for you. A real lifesaver for the tone-deaf Travelers out there!
📅 Event Stages & Their Unlock Schedule
The event unfolded in three distinct movements, each unlocking every couple of days. Here’s how the concert was scheduled:
| Stage Name | Unlock Date (2024) | Primary Rewards |
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| Twilight's Glow Nocturne | May 6 | Primogems, Tickets, Mora, Guide to Transience |
| Stage 2 | May 8 | Primogems, Tickets, Mora, Guide to Elegance |
| Stage 3 | May 10 | Primogems, Tickets, Mora, Guide to Light |
💎 A Symphony of Rewards
Completing each stage showered you with goodies. Here’s the full reward breakdown per stage:
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Twilight's Glow Nocturne Rewards:
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Primogem x20
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Iridescence Tour Tickets x20
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Mora x20,000
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Guide to Transience x3
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Stage 2 (Second Movement) Rewards:
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Primogem x20
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Iridescence Tour Tickets x20
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Mora x20,000
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Guide to Elegance x3
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Stage 3 (Third Movement) Rewards:
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Primogem x20
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Iridescence Tour Tickets x20
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Mora x20,000
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Guide to Light x3
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Doing the quick math, that's a total of 60 Primogems, 60 Iridescence Tour Tickets, 60,000 Mora, and 9 Talent Books for completing the whole melodic mission. Not too shabby for a bit of humming!
🎯 Day 1 Challenge Walkthrough: Twilight's Glow Nocturne
For those who love a direct solution, the first day's challenge had a specific answer key. Players needed to interact with three NPCs scattered around Inazuma City, all marked with the event icon.
The correct sequence of notes to replicate the hummed melody was:
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First Note: Si
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Second Note: La
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Third Note: So
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Fourth Note: Re
Nailing this sequence on Day 1 was your ticket to claiming that first batch of 60 Primogems and 60 Tickets. It set the tone, pun absolutely intended, for the rest of the event.
Looking back from 2026, 'A Meeting of Melodies' stands out as a testament to Genshin Impact's willingness to experiment with different kinds of gameplay. It was a peaceful, auditory interlude in a game often defined by epic battles. It asked players to slow down and engage with the world in a new way. While the specific event has passed, its structure offers a great template for what we might see in future updates—maybe a Fontaine jazz session or a Sumeru drum circle? One can only hope. For now, we remember it fondly as a perfectly pitched side activity in the grand symphony of Teyvat.