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001; Lessons

Nov 30, 2010 11:48

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gesangvoll December 1 2010, 16:24:06 UTC

[Well, he's not too interested in lessons he might be, actually, but he would rather people that don't have any musical talent get lessons, since that's how he is, but he does have something to say.]

Do you have everything one might need to give lessons here, Salieri? If need be, I would be more than happy to help acquire the necessary materials for you.

[Audio] bienquifaitmal December 1 2010, 16:51:24 UTC

I do believe I could use some help, yes. Especially in terms of acquiring someone to tune a piano.

[Audio] gesangvoll December 2 2010, 15:02:36 UTC

I can help with that, yes. When is the soonest you would be welcome to having someone come tune your piano?

[Audio] bienquifaitmal December 5 2010, 18:32:47 UTC

As soon as possible. I've selected one of the chapels to play in; they seem to be the most convenient, and already have a piano for my use.

[Audio] gesangvoll December 5 2010, 22:29:05 UTC

Which chapel, if I might ask? And would you be interested in a piano for your own personal use, as well?

[Audio] bienquifaitmal December 6 2010, 03:52:29 UTC

You may find the selection odd, but the one which we took refuge in upon my arrival.

[Audio] gesangvoll December 6 2010, 15:20:13 UTC

A chapel is a chapel, regardless of what may have happened there. I will send someone to tune the piano there as soon as possible.

[Audio] bienquifaitmal December 6 2010, 16:14:03 UTC

Thank you, Mr. Austria. I greatly appreciate your help.

[Audio] gesangvoll December 6 2010, 20:46:52 UTC

Think nothing of it. It would be incredibly rude of me if I did not offer my assistance to my Emperor's Kapellmeister when needed, after all.

[Audio] bienquifaitmal December 7 2010, 03:39:35 UTC

[the 'my Emperor' throws him off for half a moment-he still hasn't quite wrapped his head around it, so there's a pause, but he's quickly regaining his mental footing. His tone is slightly amused, though]

Never the less, I remain grateful. Please inform me if there is anything I can do for you in return.

[Audio] gesangvoll December 7 2010, 03:52:39 UTC

All I would like in return is for you to continue to play music here. Somarium has a considerable lack of skilled musicians, after all.

[Audio] bienquifaitmal December 7 2010, 04:04:50 UTC

Then I will strive to do so.

It makes me interested to see what sorts of musicians there are in this place.

[Audio] gesangvoll December 7 2010, 04:33:14 UTC

Since I do not fancy myself a musician anywhere near your level, aside from yourself, I believe Chopin is here, as well. He specializes in the piano and has many fine compositions. [since 1. Austria would not have his musical talents were it not for the famous musicians that worked in his lands, and 2. Anything that is not classical is not music, in his opinion.]

[Audio] bienquifaitmal December 7 2010, 04:43:28 UTC

[Salieri finds it almost odd that a man who is supposedly a country known for it's music does not think himself an adequate musician, but he'll take Austria's word for it.]

I've spoken with Mr. Chopin briefly. He seems to know of me, though unfortunately I do not recognize his name, nor that of a Franz Liszt, which he mentioned.

[Audio] gesangvoll December 7 2010, 04:48:07 UTC

[He can play, no doubt about that, but he does not compose. He'd rather leave that to his musicians.]

Both Chopin and Liszt come after your time. They are key composers in the Romantic era, and both are wonderfully talented.

[Audio] bienquifaitmal December 7 2010, 05:02:18 UTC

I'll be curious to hear some of Mr. Chopin's works, then. [Romantic era?]

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