#keyboard classes

[hypesound]

Join Shri Swami Samarth Sangeet Vidyalaya for music education in vocals and instrumental music in Kharghar, Navi Mumbai for all age groups

[bingbulla]

Shri Swami Samarth Sangeet Vidyalaya for music education in vocals and instrumental music in Kharghar, Navi Mumbai for all age groups

[talentgum1]

As a parent, teacher, or caregiver, you can help introduce young children to the world of music by providing them with the right tools and resources. One of the best ways to do this is by giving them a keyboard for kids. Online keyboard lessons are a great starting point for young children just learning about music. Visit the following link

[makeshiftloops]

I find it funny how the computers in TMA were so allergic to the statements that they had to log everything on tape recorders, but now The Fears have learned and evolved™️ to be more tech savvy (albeit at the rate of an 80 yr old who thinks their e-mail is the same thing as the wifi but still ! Progress !)

[just-gay-thoughts]

normally i believe in the god given right to do fuck all during lectures (I'm only fucking over myself) HOWEVER if this guy can either keep his phone still or put it away so the sun reflecting off it doesn't keep blinding me that would be soooo great

[sermna]

I have a 70 in ab. psych which is a bit distressing but I have an exam today that will almost certainly pull it up. I know it's passing, but it's a liiiiittle lower than I'm comfortable with

also I got my new keyboard in! It isn't as nearly as clacky but honestly that might be a good thing

[cherries-in-wine]

I love ur posts on lolita the book- what are ur thoughts on the movies?

aw tysm anon mwah <3

(Made a few edits because my perspective changed a little)

I don't really like the movies- in fact comparing them to the masterpiece that Vladimir Nabokov wrote feels like an insult. Sometimes art can only exist in a certain medium and when you take it out of that medium it loses its integrity. Lolita is art that can only exist as literature. This is what I used to believe but to be honest even as literature it's being misunderstood a lot so it feels as if no matter what medium lolita exists in, it'll always be interpreted wrong.

It took Vladimir Nabokov 5 years to write lolita because writing from the perspective of a pedophile is tough- it's using the abuser to tell the victim's story but in this case the abuser is our unreliable narrator, he had to make Humbert Humbert charming or at least intriguing in a fucked up way enough that the reader would be compelled to read further (lolita will disturb you but you won't able to put it down) but any competent reader would will be able to figure out that Humbert Humbert is just spewing his delusional bullshit.

It feels as if Vladimir Nabokov predicted the romanticization of Lolita as soon as we started putting girls on the book covers- he intended on lolita being faceless

So much of what makes the book incredible lies in reading in between the lines to figure out what's actual going on. Think of it as Humbert Humbert is forcing his heart shaped rose coloured glasses onto you like "see it's a beautiful tragic love story" and it's your responsibility to take them off to see things as they are, a 12 year old child being abused constantly.

Unreliable narrators in general are hard to portray on screen (it's not impossible ofcourse, gone girl, 500 days of summer and black swan do it really well) but extra difficult in this case because lolita and Dolores are 2 different people entirely. Lolita is the persona, Dolores is the person. Lolita is the nymphet, the seductress that only exists in Humbert's twisted mind, Dolores is the 12 year old child. Humbert sees lolita, he wants you to see lolita, but you need to focus on Dolores.

Lolita 1962 was laughably inaccurate, they made Dolores look like an elegant woman when even Humbert Humbert describes her as a messy tomboy. Lolita 1997 is better I guess, it follows the book a little more accurately. The movie is definitely pretty to look at and I don't have a problem with Dolores being an icon or people taking fashion inspiration from her. In my opinion she is an icon, it isn't fair to reduce a victim's identity to their trauma and abuser. Also she's so funny and is constantly insulting Humbert so mwah love her so much plus I relate to her a lot as I went through similar things. I think some scenes of Humbert Humbert being an unreliable narrator were translated really well, for example this argument-

Humbert gave a short description while the movie is more of lo's point of view, it's all screaming and shouting and absolutely devastating, Dominique Swain did an amazing job.

Both of the actresses were 14 during filming and that's just so unsettling to me. Sure you're using a body double for explicit scenes but isn't that just content for actual pedophiles, the closest thing to CP that's legal?. There are many older actresses that look younger but honestly that scares me more, because now there are no restrictions to the scenes they can film, which usually ends up underage characters in extremely exploitative scenes (think euphoria).

My feelings are sort of all over the place on this, I simply can't reach a satisfying conclusion- I don't think it's impossible to adapt lolita into a good film, black swan is one of my favourite movies ever and nina sayers is as unrealiable as a narrator gets, so it's not impossible to portray Humbert Humbert on screen but it will be difficult. On the other hand I just know that people will find some way to romanticize the movie- no matter how well it's written like in the novel it's so obvious Humbert is a pedophile that he might as well get it tattoed on his head but people still think of it as "aw tragic beautiful love story". But part of me thinks that if they write it kind of like gone girl, you believe nick is the murderer in the first half then amy's scheming is revealed in the second, just like that if lolita is shown in the first half but after dolores runs away her perspective is shown to audience, how she's so miserable and gives an accurate depiction of Humbert Humbert's abuse, maybe showing that horrifying reality of the story will end it's romanticization once and for all.

[eleventhsister]

why are they so hard to draw

[princeofuchiha]

Me when I have 12 uninterrupted hours to write: I can't :( word hard :( word tricky :( 400 word all I can do :( typo

Me when I have a free hour and a half before work: 600 words and I want to keep writing forever

[eminsunnytoons123]

Class of 3000: back to the SING!

What is this?... A NEW SHIP!?!? LET'S HECKIN' GOO!!!! 🥁🎹

Ever since I have made a new loved one @moonlightrosebud2000 in my tumblr family since theyre a fan of class of 3000 aswell, heres a new ship I had in mind =^/////^=

So, in this picture, y'all can see Kam holding Lil' D's hand, and Lil' D has seemingly noticed this and he started to tease/flirt with him a bit, and Kam is blushed like a rose and he is just telling Lil' D to Shut up =^///w///^= 💚🥁❤️🎹

And this ship will now be named "Drumsticks and Keyboards", and this is even for @iggyguyy @ducktopia90264 @classywinnerpeace @ghostytoasty726 and all my other loved ones in my tumblr family, but even some class of 3000 fans here on tumblr =^.^=

I hope y'all will like this =^///////^= 💚🥁❤️🎹

[fitzs-space]

Me half awake at 3am or some shit: dam this is the best idea ever, godda write this shit down so I don’t forget when I wake up.

The idea:

[image ID: a screenshot of text from the notes app, the spelling and grammar is on par for a half asleep person. The text reads “lil nether baby tango in shity overporlf English shirts ikr the “idk English” idea”. End ID]

[hypesound]

Join Shri Swami Samarth Sangeet Vidyalaya for music education in vocals and instrumental music in Kharghar, Navi Mumbai for all age groups

[beannary]

ok what do rich people rooms look like

[talentgum1]

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[queer-lovebot]

you know...it would be cool if kevin made that video essay channel after he retires. because I feel like after many years into retirement he would finally be able to and have the time to grow some more non-exy related interests and perhaps finally use his history degree

imagine seeing international exy legend kevin day the greatest striker of all time show up on your recommended videos with a 2 hours masterpiece titled something like part 3 of a deep dive into some aspect of the ottoman empire

OP not only would that be super healthy for him but it would ALSO be the funniest thing ever.

I bet nobody knows it’s him at first. The account doesn’t have his name. It’s a new niche video essay. It’s theee hours long. Andrew, who also likes long media, just reccs it one day and that’s how people find it.

Kevin’s face doesn’t show up until halfway through when he has to pull out his (very necessary) conspiracy board but most people do NOT make it all the way through in one watch. It’s long and obscure. But those who do??? Screenshots circulate within MINUTES of the first person finding out and by that point, he’s trending everywhere.

He has his history major degree displayed Proudly in the background and talks about how he’s getting his doctorate. People try to rebut him and he just shows them his 150 pg long research document and his 53 pg script.

Of COURSE there a number of people who come to argue with him. He needs a mod team chosen by the gods bc Kevin’s gotten way too used to telling people to kill themselves if they’re gonna be so stupid (Jean’s influence). They try to do lives where he shows his editing process but his mods got so stressed that he had to swear to never do that again.

Topics Kevin would do essays on are: Historical accuracy of Greek epics, Kafka, whatever niche video games the Cousins introduced him to in college, sports history (how a sport developed and came to fame)(not Exy NEVER Exy), historical accuracy of period dramas, execution methods, Patreon suggestions, and whatever topic one his friends suggests (but only if it’s interesting enough)

[woolieshubris]

informative graphic on if you should play touhou mystia's izakaya (6 dollars on steam)