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dear_mun2012-07-12 01:11 pm
edle_gestalt) wrote in dear_mun2012-07-12 01:11 pm
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Slowatus at Asgard due to recital
My Dearest Mundane,
I must say, it took you long enough to declare an official break. I am glad that you're focusing on your work now, and I certainly won't complain if it means a break from chaos and nonsense for me. I cannot help but wonder why you took a break from that... that short little exercise you call a warm-up to let me speak here. Most instrumentalists practice anywhere from two to eight hours a day, depending on the endurance of the instrument, and if you call making that awful shivering-bird noise while sitting on your derrière for fifteen minutes a proper warmup, I suggest you reevaluate your life.
I must ask you to also please refrain from allowing this "shipping" nonsense to affect your decisions in the order of your program. To be frank, I could care less if you put Schubert next to Liszt. I don't care what set you put next to the Schubert; I care that it fits in the damned program. Will you for once take your career seriously instead of only choosing repertoire that will make you giggle like an idiot due to your hobbies?
Singers.
Your Most Loyal Muse,
Roderich Edelstein
Republik Österreich
I must say, it took you long enough to declare an official break. I am glad that you're focusing on your work now, and I certainly won't complain if it means a break from chaos and nonsense for me. I cannot help but wonder why you took a break from that... that short little exercise you call a warm-up to let me speak here. Most instrumentalists practice anywhere from two to eight hours a day, depending on the endurance of the instrument, and if you call making that awful shivering-bird noise while sitting on your derrière for fifteen minutes a proper warmup, I suggest you reevaluate your life.
I must ask you to also please refrain from allowing this "shipping" nonsense to affect your decisions in the order of your program. To be frank, I could care less if you put Schubert next to Liszt. I don't care what set you put next to the Schubert; I care that it fits in the damned program. Will you for once take your career seriously instead of only choosing repertoire that will make you giggle like an idiot due to your hobbies?
Singers.
Your Most Loyal Muse,
Roderich Edelstein
Republik Österreich