#dsch

[descrevos]

Devia ter lido os termos de uso da minha vida antes de aceita-la.

Desconhecido.

[victorian-wizard]

I am so very tempted to make my yearbook quote “He fell like a chicken into the soup”.

[mitya-sollertinsky]

I don’t know what to put, so have some Mitya’s:

[anaphylaxis9]

Shosty’s babygirl moments

[quppty]

россия для грустных

[spicedtchailatte]

In a way Shostakovich is our real life Harry Potter bc he does make magic aka music and music is the closest thing we have to magic like we can’t see it or touch it but it can make us feel things previously thought unimaginable

[aq-s74art]

24-03-2024

[perciver4ever]

Reminder that Shostakovich hid a love letter in his 10th symphony

[fragariavescana]

E-Nose (Gogol short story about a twitch streamer)

[descrevos]

Nenhum relacionamento é totalmente ensolarado, mas duas pessoas podem compartilhar o mesmo guarda-chuva e sobreviver às tempestades juntas.

Desconhecido.

[victorian-wizard]

Tell me why this painting looks like this one image of Shostakovich

[mitya-sollertinsky]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MAH BOI

[anaphylaxis9]

Tortured Soul

[idontliketomatoesleavemealone]

guess how my brothers pronounce freyja

picturing something like freidscha

[glazeliights]

german orthography uses the worlds most beautiful diacritic and the worlds ugliest tetragraphs

[victorian-wizard]

I should’ve made this one my yearbook quote *sigh*

Pictured below is Dmitri Shostakovich giving a toast to a group of unidentified guests, circa 1940s.

One of Shostakovich’s favourite New Years toasts to give was a simple “To things not getting any better!” This was a sarcastic reference (and typical Shostakovich humour) to the hollow promises of Joseph Stalin that things were getting better and better, when in reality life in the Soviet Union was getting worse and worse.