#viola player

[fangomusic]

Astrid Sonne, Great Doubt

New music Wednesday

The third album by Danish-born, London-based composer Astrid Sonne places significant emphasis on subtle details. Through a sparse yet extremely powerful blend of wonky pop sounds, all along the album, the artist skillfully navigates between a delicate sense of unease and wistful reminiscence, on which she reflects on themes of love, parenthood, and the unknown future.

[myrtlethabitch]

i dont care what anyone says, when Rashawn Scott said:

"That's not fair. That's not fair. That's not fair at all. She just poured her heart out to us for the first time in forever, why would you say that to her? That's horrible Mama. I don't like that at all, I really don't,"

i was emotionally punched in the gut more than any dimension 20 moment aired thus far.

her performance in that whole episode made me feel more than any TV show or movie that I've seen. give her all the praise! give her all the awards! give her all the roles!

[sarkylittlemonster]

Ohhhhhhhh, I see

Better?

See this one's smaller, my mistake, the last one must have been a violin :) whoai I didn't know there were so many ways to play them :) you're so talented :)

A viola player

No. No that is not a viola. I am going to stab you with my bow.

[jinxedshapeshifter]

I've probably talked about this before but Kazuma's themes fucking kill me.

Samurai On A Mission and Kazuma Asogi: Nocturne are both in a major key. Samurai on a Mission feels happy. It makes you excited. Nocturne's slower, and it's more bittersweet. But it still fills you with optimism. It still feels good to listen to. It gives you the feeling that even if Kazuma's gone, this isn't the end. There's still stuff Ryunosuke needs to do in Kazuma's place.

Compare them to His Glorious Return and A Prosecutor, Reborn, and it's the complete opposite. The opening to His Glorious Return feels just slightly off. Like I don't think it's in a different key than Samurai on a Mission, but it's different enough to just feel off. I think it might be the instruments honestly. His Glorious Return is closer to Nocturne than Samurai on a Mission (obviously it's the same motif but His Glorious Return is closer to Nocturne than Samurai on a Mission because it's slower).

And THEN you get to A Prosecutor, Reborn. How fucking dare they. At this point in the game, not just is Kazuma prosecuting Barok, but his motive is made clear to be revenge (iirc). A Prosecutor, Reborn is basically just Samurai on a Mission with different instruments and in a minor key. A Prosecutor, Reborn specifically has fairly prominent harpsichord in it. The same also applies to Barok's theme. You get the vibe that something is seriously wrong here.

You can literally understand Kazuma's arc before The Resolve of Ryunosuke Naruhodo from his themes alone. That's. impressive. Like just to be clear this isn't the first nor the only time Ace Attorney does this. It was also done with Eustace's themes, Winning Deductions and Winning Independence. But it's so impressive that they gave Kazuma four unique sounding themes using the same motif and made it easy to tell how his story goes just in music. Like just listening to his themes, it goes happiness and positivity > oh actually this is kind of bittersweet. there's still work to be done so we must go on > triumph but also a little bit of "something's off here" > wow what the fuck happened here

It's so impressive to me?? But also the fact that Kazuma has four unique sounding themes that use the same motif is incredibly impressive. All four are basically the same song but different depending on the vibe needed for the part of the game they're featured in. Doing that with anything is hard.

A similar thing is done with the Dance of Deduction tracks. Partners ~ The Game Is Afoot! feels more complete than the initial Joint Reasoning tracks. Listening to the initial Joint Reasoning tracks and then listening to Partners ~ The Game Is Afoot! makes it incredibly obvious to me. In this case, it goes from "this is fun and upbeat!" during Joint Reasoning [TYPE A], then goes to "we're getting a little more intense" during Joint Reasoning [TYPE B], then to "oh now we're getting INTENSE" during Joint Reasoning [TYPE C], then to "shit just got REALLY serious" with Partners ~ The Game Is Afoot! Even the backstage tracks (the ones that play when you either fill in the blanks or correct one of Sholmes's deductions) are like this. It feels more intense and high energy during Sholmes and Mikotoba's Dance of Deduction.

Anyway my point is TGAA is genuinely the best video game soundtrack ever in my opinion and even tops most movie soundtracks for me. I'm almost completely convinced this is because they made the soundtrack sound like music you'd get in Victorian England. I don't think the soundtrack would be nearly as good without the Victorian sound. Anyway back to drawing I go

[france-unofficial]

thinking about indigenous instruments and am in awe

[friendlyneighbourhoodelf]

sometimes things that are popular are good (this post is about Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake, op 20., act II, no. 10 scène (moderato))

[asleep-and-afraid]

a girl handed me her viola while she played mine and i immediately noticed how small the viola felt in my hands. and then i plucked the strings and was like hm i think someones put a G string where your C should be! and hey why’s your A sounding like an E? this is a funny looking viola dude!- OH.

[candycryptids]

My friend went AFK nearby to eat lunch which meant I just. Went and got Silly with it and posed some cute stuff ;w; AND FOUND OUT THAT, UNFORTUNATELY, the braid and the bold looks really cute on Tangy.... Plagued by pretty haircuts.... Cut for a bonus silly edit of the Chuu/Viola Selfie XD These aren't canon interactions or anything uvu;

I really like playing around with Squares built in Sticker-sheets LOL

[itsahotminuteinbetween]

old solar doodle from back in march in reference to that one post about him playing cello (you can't tell me he wouldn't play an instrument i don't believe you) (yes specifically cello or base i dunno he does have violin or viola vibes)(couldn't say for percussion or band cuz i was an orchestra kid so sorry bout that)

[dani-luminae]

Chloe Charming but instead of being Chad's little sister she's Chad and Carly's daughter No, I don't know how I arrived at this idea either, but now it's there lmao

[exopelagic]

WHY DID NOBODY TELL ME BURROWS END WASNT FREE

[cuichichan]

”hey you left your flute at my house” bro- I’m an orchestra kid-

[apollo-god-of--like--everything]

Oh my gosh they are!!! For the longest time We had just three violas in our viola section at my school. 

We have like six now

-💫

that's great! violas are beautiful instruments, perfectly blending the smaller size and higher notes of the violin with the low, mellow tones of the cello. they're very overlooked with the popularity of the violin, so im glad your viola population is growing :)

[origami-butterfly]

It's beautiful how string instruments leave calluses on your fingertips.

The instrument loves you so much it has to mark you, so you can look at your hands, and think of it.

You love the instrument so much you will keep playing, even when it begins to hurt you, even when you lose the feeling in your fingertips.

[urbs-in-horto]

This is the story of Viola Spolin and her building the foundation of improvisational theater. Set aside an hour and watch this. So many of the folks who have entertained us have an origin tied back to this woman's life-work.

Honestly, happy tears every time I watch this.

And it happened in Chicago.

Bonus Round!

[fauvester]

orchestra au first chair viola jadzia always jokes about garak fellating his oboe reed right behind her. it's not his fault it's such a neurotic instrument!