End of the first concert season

[foolish_m0rtal]

Good bits:
Today my choir had our winter concert, featuring Vivaldi's "Magnificat" and accompanied by an incredible strings section. I think having soloists and fewer strings helped un-muddle the sound, which is a common problem with layering a lot of voices and instruments. (listen to a movement from Vivaldi's "Magnificat", performed by the

Comments

[egalitarianmuse]

Hi, this is sententiousandbellicose/Reg from Tumblr, and I've been following your posts from there. I'm really happy your concert went well, though I'm sorry you've been feeling generally unsatisfied with things in your life. I just wanted to say that I relate to your struggle so much. My younger self would be horrified at how I've turned out and how my life has turned out. She wanted more than this. Not mention, making friends is hard as hell once you're doing with school. Aside from the few I have leftover from college and high school, I'd have no friends if it weren't for fandom. That's a scary thought. I'll keep your example in mind if I decide to branch out.

Anyway, all that to say, I wish you a much happier, more satisfied 2016 and I look forward to reading about more of your adventures.

[lil_1337]

Good for you for looking for positive ways to move forward in life and fill in some of the gaps. I hope that refinding your passion for music will help.

Glad to hear the concert went well. I bet it was beautiful.