The Perks of Being a Musician
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  • Reads 17,495
  • Votes 925
  • Parts 19
  • Time 1h 13m
Complete, First published Jul 06, 2014
Have you ever stuffed up a solo at a concert? Been told you've been playing your instrument wrong despite the fact you've been playing it for eight years? Had a conductor yell in your face because it was meant to be a C SHARP? Talked to your fellow musical geniuses about an instrument you play and then realised they have no idea what a flugelhorn is?

I could go on forever. After all, it is a rant book. But that's not the point.

Be prepared to laugh the rosin off your bow with some pretty relatable rants about how life as a musician isn't necessarily all smooth gliding. Possibly literally for string players. Especially when doing spicatto.

Written by a slightly experienced musician herself, who may or may not know what she's talking about. You'll have to find out for yourself. It's even in her name: Violin1st4

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There was not a shred of doubt in Eddy's body that his neighbour was a professional musician. The sound was simply too crisp and clean for anything else to be an option. Besides, every time he saw him in the elevator, he had his violin case strapped to his back and a sheet music folder under his arm. //Angsty content, in particular spousal abuse (possibly unwanted sexual contact, but only insinuated). If you are unsure if you'll be triggered by this content, ask me for clarification BEFORE you read//