As a pianist, the soloist is important, but in order to go further, it is necessary to perform large-scale works, and the collaboration with the orchestra is essential."What about Chiaki? I thought you would speak to him ." The German conductor looked to his disciple who hadn't said anything .Patrick Scarlette laughs: "It's not like you have to make a decision right now, you can think about it, just as a practice. If there are any student bands that you want to work with, you can tell me, school's out soon and there's room for you to practice.""Was the score temporarily changed? The phrasing is a little better than before." At some point, Calvin Mann washed off the smell of booze and stood next to them like a human being." I used to think he'd be better suited to religious themes, or something less thematic like "Playing in the Water," but now he's doing a great job on Ra.2. There's a lot more to it, but the themes are much better, and the storytelling and co

There's a confidence in the sound of the piano that's overflowing. Kea doesn't think as much as the two humans do, and the cat just gets up in sheer glee and runs over to Demetrius, his golden pupils filled with starlight, in a live display of cat worship. From the very beginning of their acquaintance is Raelynn's room from the garbage heap, this kind of "low-limit" encounter makes Chiaki invariably very relieved, he does not have to put on the frame of the school's god, even if he is angry Raelynn will not take it to heart, the boldness of the expression of emotions affects him, and Chiaki unknowingly accepts Raelynn this kind of a little crazy small strange character. In the school, the students who are busy with the final exams notice the scarf around the neck of Kea, Demetrius' own scarf is tied up randomly, but Kea's scarf is tied up in a different way every day, which has become the fun for the students to punch in every day. On the contrary, it's rare to find someone like Ra

He floated along and landed in front of a doorway. He recognized it as a doorway because there was a stone lion-like statue standing there. He looked at it closely and thought it looked familiar.Suddenly he realized that each of these dilapidated ruins was the former home of a god.Sneaky Beethoven!The other didn't seem to expect such a firm denial."That's why I'm tired of this soft-knuckle tryst." In a way, the other guy had been merciful, and with tactics like public opinion, he could even pretend they didn't exist by unplugging the network, he didn't depend on his fans for a living. But the first time, the second time, the third time... Like flies, annoying.Fox.When he tries to reach out and grab something, he finds that the act of reaching out is difficult for him, because he doesn't have the differentiation of a hand.He had entered a very subtle realm, his thoughts were like light floating on water, skimming the surface, unable to put together a complete thought."What the

"Yeah, it's super cute." While the former problem can be solved with a lot of practice, the latter trait cannot be acquired through practice. "What's my method, you ask? Raelynn doesn't have a method either." After being praised by Demetrius, the girl's tail rose, her round face holding down excitement, "That is, don't think too much, let your body play naturally?" It hadn't even been a week, and Demetrius was picking him up, his piano hands scratching his chin with just the right amount of force, so comfortable that Kea's every hair stretched out, when he suddenly said, "Kea, have you gained weight?" Kea doesn't think as much as the two humans do, and the cat just stands up in pure glee and runs over to Demetrius, his golden pupils filled with starlight, in a live display of cat worship. jpg She took the Basie name seriously, and put more thought into the selection of the orchestra. She didn't want a flash-in-the-pan student ensemble based on Demetrius, but rather a platform for

Instead of sending the story directly to a prestigious magazine under her real name, Kate had the bright idea of sending the serious story to a gossip magazine dedicated to Hezekiah Diaz, whose editor almost thought the writer had sent it to the wrong magazine and sent a reply.The magazine started out as an outlet for Hezekiah Diaz's flamboyant stories, but later focused on the lesser-known side of the musician, in effect reporting on all sorts of information about the musician, from car accidents to spousal fights, with not a single proper music review in sight. It was this strange style that made it unique in the music magazines, and gave it its own place and following.The editor-in-chief of such a magazine naturally has his own way of survival, and when I couldn't decide to show this article to him, the editor-in-chief stroked his chin and appeared to be profound in my eyes.But the editor-in-chief has only one thought: it's on! It's coming!It's a hoot to see what's going on.In