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195 Stories

  • Triplet Bacha by 1Music2MyStory
    1Music2MyStory
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    Young composer thinks about writing a symphony and decides to use vocaloid, when triple baka appears in her room. She is now sure, but... They don't know anything about classical music. That's how she starts an weird adventure with time and space travel that will affect the history of music. An original story including Miku, Teto and the yellow one as the main characters.
  • Me. by TropicalBreezes
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    Hi everyone! This is my first book, titled Me. As the title suggests, I will be venting out all my thoughts, feelings, ideas, opinions and more. I hope you have an inspiring and awesome time reading this book, and I wish everyone happy vibes :) Xoxo, @TropicalBreezes
  • An Unyielding Spirit, Ludwig by TheingaBo
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    This is the sweet poem about Beethoven who is one of my favourite composers. For me, A day without listening to Beethoven's music is as wasted day. According to his life, he first noticed difficulties with his hearing decades earlier, sometime in 1798, when he was about 26. Although, he didn't stop composing music yet he didn't ever give up. In fact, Beethoven worked harder than he ever did before. In order to hear the music, he used a wooden stick. One end was placed inside the piano while the other end was held between his teeth. He used the vibration of the stick to help him read the musical notes, It was actually a tedious process. Even when he was completely deaf, he wrote his magnificent ninth symphony which is also known as "The Ode to Joy". He couldn't hear a single note. Think about that for a moment. Beethoven's ninth symphony is one of the most essential classical pieces of all the time. A great number of people even considered that his ninth is the greatest symphony ever. He's an absolute great master of music, therefore he was able to hear all the sound in this head like exactly what the orchestra conductor would do when they study the scores. Due to this, Ludwig Van Beethoven is loved by billions of people around the world. Once again, Beethoven had triumphed over his horrendous fate and misery! Afterwards, I thought why not I write a poem about Ludwing in order to praise his sedulous efforts to make his birthright comes true. Last but not least, Leave your legacy like Beethoven when you leave this world!
  • Kissing Dylan by rodens
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    Sometimes the answer can be as simple as a kiss. [extended summary inside]
  • Poetry Collection by Riesling
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  • Not a Second Time -COMPLETED- by polishedpoetry
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    A famous musician wakes up in a house frozen in time. None of the clocks move and everything is dusty and sleepily warm, as if the entire place is a living dream. He soon finds that he is not the only occupant of the house. There’s a man who loved the blues, a girl who used to sing, and a classical composer from a different era, as well as the person who changed musical world for good. The strange part is these five houseguests are all famous for their masterful music. Where are they? Why are they here? The other four have given up on looking for answers, but John’s thirst has not yet been sated. Days and weeks and years pass as if they were nothing. The light slants through at the same angle, the sun never moves in the sky. Then a boy with no name appears without warning, sooner than expected, and he changes everything. These six may have a chance to escape, but do they want to go back to a world that’s not theirs? Do they want to give up their monotonous immortality? Will the sinister house out of time ever let them go? Follow Elvis Presley, Beethoven, Buddy Holly, John Lennon, a girl known simply as Ali, and the man who has yet to earn a name as they try to find their way home.
  • Just Rigby - A Marching Band Story by RKSlade
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    Sign up for my mailing list: http://bit.ly/rksladelist - For VIP updates, book launch news, and more goodies! CAN MUSIC SAVE YOU WHEN YOUR WORLD COMES CRASHING DOWN AROUND YOU? Talented teen musician Rigby Raines is an extremely shy introvert who loves the Beatles and Beethoven. She wants only one thing in life: to follow in her mother's footsteps as drum major of her high school marching band. Still reeling from the unexpected loss of her mom to cancer last year, she is torn between her anxiety and stage fright and the desire to honor her mom. Bullied for years by Taura Jacobs, self-proclaimed band queen and trumpet section leader, an unexpected discovery allows Rigby to face the past and experience a musical adventure of a lifetime. DOES RIGBY HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO CONQUER HER FEARS< STAND UP FOR HERSELF< AND WIN THE DRUM MAJOR TRYOUT? Readers are saying: "Amazing!" "My marching band feels are off the chart!" "I can't wait to see what happens next!" "This is the first story I've stumbled across that describes band camp correctly." "update omg this is amazing!" "I'm in love with your story!" "I'm enjoying reading this so much!"
  • The Sex Thief by edwineel89
    edwineel89
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    "The Sex Thief" is the working title of my first novel. I am trying to express escapist ideas in an erotic way, whilst not forgetting to tell a human story woven in an intellectual plot. I have chosen realistic scenarios and driven them into a fantasy world. I expect my readers to be worker-bees who toil hard from 9 am to 8 pm on every business day of the week. I can sense that my readers are looking for a way to escape the burdens of normal life. I draw a 'Magical Door' for them through my gift of sensual imagination and take them into a world free of mundane worries. The novel which I have completed has escapist scenarios which are not limited to: • Receiving a blow-job while brushing your teeth • Women masturbating inside a 'Maserati Granturismo Sport' • Catching a cab-ride into blue waters with the help of 'Bottle-nosed' Dolphins • Witnessing a fight between a Jaguar and a Tiger • Heeding to a Blue Whale's heartbeat • Listening to a Sea-horse explaining Beethoven's "Fifth Symphony" The plot involves a scientist - Catherine who dreams of a world without humans. She commit's suicide after destroying her ultra-secret lab. She has created an unstoppable monster that consumes humans without mercy. Detective Michael has been chosen to unravel vital secrets hidden in an unexplored mind. When Michael travels into Catherine's mind he is exposed to a dark side of Catherine that no one had ever witnessed. Catherine refuses to show Michael the secret until the very last moment.
  • Blind Girl by DinosaurRebel
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    0037: "Beethoven Boy See's Blind Girl."
  • Admirations by detectthesilence
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  • Ace in a Beethoven Day by ZabbieQ
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    The WW1 Flying Ace is shot down and tries to avoid capture; meanwhile, Schroeder tries to celebrate Beethoven's birthday
  • The boy who died playing the piano [Chłopiec, który zginął grając na pianinie] by 3ptixonia
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    This is about a polish boy in the september of 1939 who died playing Moonlight sonata mvt.1
  • Goofy Classicaloid lucid dream by IzzyTchaikovsky
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    I was watching Classicaloid with my friend and we somehow had this convo and I made it into a fanfic
  • beethoven by beethovenfan69
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    i love beethoven do you love beethoevn pleas say yes
  • The Delinquent by theperfectphoenix
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    One bus ride. One brunette. Many lives. A one shot.
  • MOONLIGHT SONATA by Samuelegarrido
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    The theater was packed. The audience cheered wildly. Joshua was beyond himself with pride and happiness. It was a dream come true. He felt a lump in his throat and tears fought not to spill from his eyes. He could not help remembering how it all started. MOONLIGHT SONATA. Author: Samuel Garrido. Copyright © 2019 Samuel Garrido Sánchez. The United States Copyright Office Registration Number TX 8-888-796 +1 561 572 5179 samuelgarridos@gmail.com Dear reader: I cordially invite you to read this short story. If you liked it, follow me, give it a "like" and share it on your social media. Thank you. https://www.wattpad.com/story/178215725-moonlight-sonata