[Voice]

[graciousheart]

[The music of Beethoven's 9th Symphony, the violin's part, resounds quite energetically and skillfully.

Oh yes, in searching the freshly-refilled shops, he has found his trusty violin.]

Edit::Everyone, please, before more chaos is caused or more .. unwanted predicaments, try preoccupying yourselves with non-verbal activities until this experiment

Comments

[Voice]

[akumano_trill]

Ah, that sounds a little different from your usual playing so I'm guessing that you've found your violin, Quatre?

[Voice]

[graciousheart]

Oh, Hijiri, hello! Yeah, I lucked out and found it.

[Voice]

[akumano_trill]

That's great to hear! Nothing like your own violin, right~?

[Voice]

[graciousheart]

It feels.. infinitely better to me. Heh, I guess it's kind of like having a little bit of home with me.

[Voice]

[akumano_trill]

Yeah, I know the feeling. I couldn't play at all after I lost my violin.

[Voice]

[graciousheart]

Mn, you understand what it's like to be attached to your instrument, too.

Re: [Voice]

[graciousheart]

Ah, is it an heirloom?

[Voice]

[akumano_trill]

Mn... something like that. It's not an expensive violin or anything, just a violin I'm very used to and know all of it's little quirks.

I play better with it than with any famous or expensive violin.

[Voice]

[graciousheart]

I can't at all say my violin is inexpensive, but I've had it practically my whole life as a violinist, so I can understand the attachment. It just isn't the same, you know?

[Voice]

[akumano_trill]

Yeah, it's like a part of your body, of your soul.

[Voice]

[graciousheart]

A very good description.

[Voice]

[akumano_trill]

That's just how I felt when I lost my violin.

[Voice]

[akumano_trill]

I do. And mine has special sentimental value to me as well. It was my late father's.