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Nov 07, 2011 18:12

Choir rebellion ( Read more... )

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scriblesnbraile November 8 2011, 04:54:20 UTC
Hahaha this is awesome and made me laugh out loud. Poor piano, though.

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soprano1790 November 8 2011, 16:29:51 UTC
I know. The piano really got the bad deal in the end. But I needed something dramatic. I wonder what our friend in Florida will think. Lol I need to tell her to read it. Thanks for commenting!

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scriblesnbraile November 8 2011, 16:35:17 UTC
Haha yeah, she was the first one I thought of after I read it. You must tell her to read it.

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soprano1790 November 8 2011, 16:42:55 UTC
Yeah, I told her I was in the competition again. I sent her a really looooooong email last week before I left. I think she will like this story, but she will feel bad for the piano. Awwww.

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whipchick November 8 2011, 16:04:39 UTC
I've totally met that director. And that conductor. :)

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soprano1790 November 8 2011, 16:27:28 UTC
Awwww. How terrible. I can't stand directors like that. I've only met one, and it's funny how she didn't even realize how insulting she was to us. I hope you were able to do something about your horrible director.

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noodledays November 8 2011, 16:35:36 UTC
ooh, good for those students! what a sadistic twerp that director was.

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soprano1790 November 8 2011, 16:44:13 UTC
I knoooow! They really got their revenge! Thanks for reading.

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2bbilingual November 8 2011, 23:52:55 UTC
I love this. Love. It's really well written.

It's so funny. I feel bad for that chior, though.

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soprano1790 November 9 2011, 01:24:35 UTC
Thanks. It's well written considering the amount of time I spent actually writing it. Lol

Ok... So you feel bad for the choir, and scriblesnbraile feels bad for the piano. Apparently there's a lot to feel bad for in my story. Haha!

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wolfden November 9 2011, 04:30:12 UTC
I feel like you met some of the music professors that taught at my college. I dated a string of music majors (trumpet players *ahem*) and the stuff some of the professors put them through. It was ridiculous.

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soprano1790 November 9 2011, 06:01:33 UTC
Thankfully, I've only met one or two professors similar to the one in my story, but I have heard many other stories. The idea is that it doesn't matter what kind of person the teacher is, if he is a famous musician, it doesn't matter. People will go through a lot just to study with a prominant figure. I'm fascinated by this idea that complete jerks can get away with being horrible just because they are great musicians. Thanks for reading.

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