Jae will eat your heart out (stealyourheart) wrote in st_margarets, @ 2014-08-11 16:27:00 |
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Entry tags: | character: davian rivera, character: jae song, location: class - music room |
Thread: The Fox and the Fiddle
WHO: Jae Song & Open!
WHEN: Aug. 11, 2014
WHERE: Music Room
The last thing Jae wanted to do was to lose her daily structure. She'd come to depend on it because it made her feel like less changed. Normally she'd take to sticking to her room to practice music, but they had an actual music room here at St. Margaret's and she wanted to check the sound quality of it. The summer heat was impossible though, and perhaps that was the crux of her trip to the music room, to check on her violin. It was one of the few possessions she brought with her, so it had more value to her sentimentally than anything, even if it was a well-crafted instrument. The room was warm, but there was a window open, allowing some sort of airflow and there were a few fans as well. While the room was a bit loud, Jae decided to practice a bit. She pulled out the violin, tuning it nearby with the piano, and then pulled out one of the newer pieces she was working on. It was a solo by Bach that she had been working on for some time. Some parts she had to slow down a bit for, but she moved through the song with relative ease for the most part. She swayed a bit as she played it, following the rhythm, and during the parts she felt most comfortable with, she closed her eyes, listening to the sound quality and the dynamics, before her eyes opened again when she drew closer to a trouble spot. The sound of the violin pierced past the fans and carried into the hallway through the open door and then out the windows as well. When she made a mistake, the music would stop, and Jae would go back a few measures to start again, and sometime she'd move back a few lines as well. When she kept flubbing up a particular portion over and over, she paused and muttered a few foul words in Korean under her breath. She continued muttering in Korean to herself, not thinking that perhaps her playing might have drawn a curious listener. |