Comments | bienquifaitmal: First Dream

bienquifaitmal

First Dream

Dec 27, 2010 01:16

Dream Effects: Mild irritation, and confusion at the end.
Notes: Um...mostly serious, but crack at the end.

( Too many notes! )

wth korea, mozart, &yuuwa jun, &cosette, !memory, !dream, cavalieri, korea, rosenberg, stephanie, austria, first dream, trip down memory lane, &austria, &korea

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Voice bienquifaitmal December 27 2010, 18:45:44 UTC

Miss Fauchelevent. Good morning. I slept well enough, thank you. And yourself?

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Voice bienquifaitmal December 28 2010, 00:06:08 UTC

[he will keep his sigh of irritation at the "famous Mozart" bit to himself, instead just replying in a normal tone.]

Indeed, that was Mozart. And Mr. Austria as well, though I'm afraid that wasn't near how he normally acts.

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choru December 27 2010, 13:46:00 UTC

You acknowledge me...!

bienquifaitmal December 27 2010, 18:45:57 UTC

No, I do not.

choru December 28 2010, 02:58:41 UTC

I just saw it!

bienquifaitmal December 28 2010, 04:10:19 UTC

Not at all. I didn't say a single word to you.

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gesangvoll December 27 2010, 14:48:30 UTC

[Yeah, he is... going to ignore that last part there, because that's how he rolls.]

I'm inclined to agree with Mozart, actually. I believe his music has only as many notes as were necessary.

bienquifaitmal December 27 2010, 18:54:32 UTC

[good plan. He'll ignore it too. And feeling irked that you're agreeing with Mozart :| Not that he'll show that. He's polite as ever]

In Rosenberg's defense, His Majesty did assign him to watch over Mozart's work, as it was a piece commissioned by the Emperor. If he was not critical, the end result could have reflected badly on him. The way he went about stating his opinion was perhaps harsh, but then, I cannot fully support Mozart's treatment of him either.

gesangvoll December 27 2010, 19:39:30 UTC

[Though you are one of his composer BFFs here, Salieri, Mozart is Mozart.]

I am well aware of the fact that Joseph II commissioned several works from Mozart, and the potential repercussions of said works if they were not tasteful, you know. Though Mozart's response was certainly not the best way of going about things, his music does not need to be changed in any way.

bienquifaitmal December 27 2010, 20:55:06 UTC

Forgive me; I did not mean to imply that you were unaware of such a thing. I was only attempting to better explain Rosenberg's actions.

I do not personally believe that Mozart's music needed to be changed; his music is well as is.

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reconciliate December 28 2010, 05:16:47 UTC

[Wide-eyed.]

That's Mozart?

Voice bienquifaitmal December 28 2010, 05:17:43 UTC

Yes. That is Mozart. As I know him, anyway.

Voice reconciliate December 28 2010, 05:18:56 UTC

He's... more blond than I thought he would be.

Voice bienquifaitmal December 28 2010, 05:20:52 UTC

I have found it is easy to assume things about a person before meeting them, then we come to be disappointed.

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