Tag: germany
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Practice makes Perfect
“Again.” You look at the keyboard, a small sigh escaping your mouth. This will be the third time that you have played your scales this lesson. And more importantly, it is not a private lesson, but one with other pupils present. Is the purpose of honing musical skills meant to be practice, or humiliation? you […]
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The Long-Awaited Judge
“He is coming?” “Soon.” “He is coming–soon, you say?” The eyes of the organ builder grow wide in fright. The other man nods. His air is one of importance and pomposity. “If I seem impatient, Hildebrandt,” he intones with warning in his voice, “then my father is infinitely less patient,” he says, folding the parchment […]
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Baroque but Needs Fixing 