Bach is an astronomer, discovering the most marvellous stars. Beethoven challenges the universe. I only try to express the soul and the heart of man.

- Frédéric Chopin

Ese piano está en soporte vital

aporte: @c_nagrass3

my virtuoso

Here we see this antique postcard from 1916 with a nice pencil drawing from the famous young Composer, Pianist, Conductor, Teacher and Writer Franz Liszt (1811-1886).

Virtuoso the classical troll

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hi! i’m erza! my pronouns are they/it and I’m a singer, author, and voice actor! I am the creator of many TMNT fics (with some Lego Monkie Kid things on the way..) and my goal is to entertain you all and bring a smile to your faces :]

Socials

tumblr: you’re already here!

unvale.io: https://unvale.io/mintiicinnamonii

ao3: https://archiveofourown.org/users/MintiiCinnamonii

casting call club: https://www.castingcall.club/mintiicinnamonii

pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/mintiicinnamonii

Fics

How to Cope by Leo and Mikey: TW FOR SUI//CIDE AND SH https://archiveofourown.org/works/54116335

Blue Skies: https://archiveofourown.org/works/52240417

Forest Town: (my most popular story!) https://archiveofourown.org/works/49123036

Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles: (original iteration!) https://archiveofourown.org/works/51520576

Virtuoso: (original story!) https://archiveofourown.org/works/55264348

Tags

#virtuoso: all virtuoso based posts

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#forest town au: all forest town related posts

#teenage mutant hero turtles: all TMHT related posts

#blue skies au: all blue skies related posts

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#mintiipaints: when I color fanart/attempt to be an artist and fail miserably (apologies in advance, art kids)

#gender mafia madness: when me and my friends (@thatonesmartkidfromschool, @eclipsecatsstuff, and @mads-does-stuff) terrorize with our shenanigans (we will steal ur gender)

xoxo, erza 🍒

“Il karma si muove in due direzioni. Se agiamo in maniera virtuosa, i semi che noi piantiamo daranno risultato di felicità. Se noi agiamo senza virtù, ne risulteranno sofferenze.”

— Sakyong Mipham

haha get raggedy ann-ified idiot

(drawing my pc, Bos, and the rest of her party for our campaign :D haron is neither npc nor pc but a secret 3rd option, dw about it)

drew them all of them with doll-like proportions bc i had the rag dolly on the brain, they are all now marketable plushies >:3c

Bos belongs to me

Xanthus belongs to @benzenoicbenzen

Haron belongs to @haron-stoneham

Hazel belongs to @chaoskid

Pogs belongs to @jarlyd

Virtuoso belongs to @delphionix

The guitar is a small orchestra. It is polyphonic. Every string is a different colour, a different voice.

- Andrés Segovia

BBC Screen One/Screen Two (1989-1995)

Joe Pass: The Virtuoso of Jazz Guitar

Introduction: In the illustrious realm of jazz, certain figures stand out not just for their talent but for the transformative impact they’ve had on their respective instruments. Joe Pass, the virtuoso jazz guitarist, is undoubtedly one such luminary. Born ninety-five years ago today on January 13, 1929, in New Brunswick, New Jersey, and leaving an indelible mark until his passing on May 23,…

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🎼 🎸 🎼 Хорошего дня и предновогоднего, бодрого настроения, девочки и мальчики! 😎😘🤚

*Have a nice day and a cheerful New Year's Eve mood, girls and boys!

The sharpness of human wit and the bluntness of Klingon humor make for a heady mix.

OTD in Music History: Legendary composer, conductor, and virtuoso pianist Sergei Rachmaninoff (1873 - 1943) makes his first public appearance as a concert pianist, at the “Moscow Electrical Exhibition” in 1892. Among other things, he performed his own “Morceaux de Fantaisie” (Op. 3) -- a then-four-part piano suite which included one of the most famous pieces he would ever compose, the “Prelude in c#.” Rachmaninoff was paid 50 rubles for this appearance. That doesn't mean much to us today... so as a point of comparison, we can note that he was paid only *40* rubles (which was still approximately two months’ worth of wages for a common factory worker in Russia at that time) by a music publisher in exchange for the *copyright* to the entire “Morceaux de Fantaisie” set. Of course, had Rachmaninoff merely held onto the copyright in the Prelude in c# *alone*, it would have made him a fortune down the line… Rachmaninoff originally conceived of the “Morceaux” as a set of four pieces, but he ended up adding a fifth piece after reading an interview which Pyotr Tchaikovsky (1840 – 1893) granted to a Russian newspaper critic a few weeks after his debut public concert, in which he cited Rachmaninoff as one of the most outstanding young musicians in Russia. Rachmaninoff idolized Tchaikovsky, and was thrilled by this praise. As he later recounted: "I immediately sat down at the piano and composed a fifth piece (the ‘Serenade’) on the spot." Rachmaninov premiered this five-piece version of the suite at a subsequent concert appearance in December 1892, and two months later he also gave Tchaikovsky one of the first copies of the newly-published score to the set. (Tchaikovsky loved it.) PICTURED: A c. 1900 real photo postcard, showing a young Rachmaninoff as he would have appeared at the beginning of his international concert career.