arg.

[lyredenfers]

So, apparently I can't study for music history like a normal person.

Comments

[anait]

Good god! What are you on? Shocking, scandalous...

Is there a sequel? :)

I'll never think of Vivaldi in the same way again. And I assume Anna's real too? Another wiki-person probably.

I think music-history fic is your new niche.

[lyredenfers]

1) Imo makes Fen laugh. teehee.

2) No.

3) Do you often think of Vivaldi? No, not wiki this time.

4) Dear God, no.

And: Sally says I must add this in the comments (stage whisper: It does funny things to her when you take small digs at flutes, even if it's not aimed at her) Alors, the bassoon player originally went around, muttering about hell and damnation.

Actually, come to think of it, there's a lot of stuff that didn't make the cut. Sadly, it was mostly the better half :P

Disclaimer: Fen in no way is advocating bassoon/flute hate.

[ochre54]

I agree with imo. On most counts, but especially about the music-history fic being your niche.

Bassoonist's ragings can go here:

[lyredenfers]

look up ^^

and no. i refuse to write more music-history fic. so there

[anait]

*ahem*

SOMEONE needs to finish a certain paganini-fic before they can disown their new niche.

[lyredenfers]

*grins* I would, but the problem is this:

Once writing something is a fluke. Twice is a mere coincedence. But three times? That dangerous, that is :P

[anait]

ah, but you would have to write PAGANINI-FIC three times for it to be dangerous. and as you have only written it once, you're safe for another go.

[ochre54]

No, no. It's: if it happens once, it will never happen again. If it happens twice, it will happen once again. Don't you know your Macbeth/wiccan lore?

[kitty_ryan]

Fen, I love you. That was...*laughs* brilliant. I also can't believe you wrote it.

*squashes urge to write Frescobaldi fic*

[lyredenfers]

:)

[kitty_ryan]

See, I have done very little music history, and none in his period, but the Vivaldi in my head is an evil, heartless bastard, simply because of the finger-technique required in some of his recorder/flute solos. I enjoyed seeing him as something else.