Violinist Stories

Fourteen-year-old Liora Romano, a gifted young violinist from a traditional Romani-American family, is faced with an impossible choice: sacrifice her dreams and marry a stranger-or fight for the right to live a life of her own making. Note: This is fictional meaning I am not trying to offend Gypsie woman or their lifestyle.

When a pianist and a violinist meet each other at the most unexpected place which then it makes them see that when words fail, music speaks.

#2 in ylia // 10-11-22 Talks about cherry blossoms, flowers, performances, stars, ...the letter. Kousei writes letters to Kaori. He has words left unsaid and words that he can't say, but only write. He writes to her knowing that she can read them, knowing that they reach her. He misses her everyday and she needs to know that. Know how much of an impact she had on him and how he handles her absence.

Since the day she was born, every part of Elise Takahashi was connected to music, an art she abnormally excelled in. She was only 4 when she first held the violin, and 11 when she played her first piece at the Berlin Phil. But life proved an obstacle, using every chance to stop her melody, despite giving it to her in the first place. Connected to her by the string of fate is Acel Cohen, a young pop-star subdued by society's standards. At 17, the 2 unexpected individuals meet. Can they pull each other out of their misery?

"You! A symphony of pain and sorrow"

You're a new hunter to the game, With your vampiric background, and your agile ness, being a hunter was right up your alley. You just came to do your job, but could it be you've found another reason?

Felicio Colmare was not the type of person you'd expect to be on his own. Raised by a famous musician for a father, he quickly learned his way around music. Later on, he grew up to be one of the finest young musicians in the world. Thinking things could never go wrong in his lavish life, his road took a turn for the worst. With the murder of his parents he is forced to run away, leaving everything behind. It is here where he meets Cosette Silveria, An orphaned streetchild that managed to live by begging on the streets of Paris. Cosette, knowing the harsh realities of life in Paris, soon opens Felicio's eyes to the world around him. It is in her that he finds the true meaning of life. Over time, they build an unbreakable friendship that will last an eternity.

The Cell Phone Project ~ Sapphire Young and Brantley Lewis are from two separate worlds. She's a violinist with straight A's and everything to lose while he's a hard core metal head with a bad attitude and nothing to lose. Their paths usually never cross until she is paired with him in her writing class for a project. Their teacher has a different way for them to get to know their partner to write a paper about them. It's called The Cellphone Project. This is how it works for a whole month, you swap cellphones with your partner and by using their phone to get to know the other person, you must text each other twice a day, and you must have one phone call a day that lasts for more than 10 minutes. Seems easy enough? Try it yourself after watching these totally opposite people being pulled out of there comfort zones and worlds just to complete this project. It won't seem so easy after that.

The passing of a loved one leaves a profound impact on family, friends, and the wider community. Dana Chang Obituary, an individual cherished by many, touched the lives of all who knew her. While her absence leaves an empty space, her memory lives on through the stories and moments she shared.

Ayame is young girl who is a naturally talented violinist for her age. She loses her parents by a plane crash at the age of 4 and doesn't dare to touch her violin ever again because of all the heartache it brings her. On journey to find her love again for her violin playing she is accompanied by her childhood friend Shin but along the way, a fellow competitor of Ayame's jumps into her life. Nonetheless Ayame continues to play the violin the way she was brought up and comes out as number one as usual. Until high school comes and hits her along with some more bad news, she gives up playing one more and decides to do something else with her life.

A girl inside the music room. Picking up an instrument with her two hands, handling it with care as she puts it between her shoulder and neck. Gazing to the strings to the bow. She whispered gently only she could hear. "Let me out" she whispered. With the glimpse of her eye lids open and closed. She saw the guy that she met in her first day. Looking toward's her standing there at the entrance. "Y-you, why are you here?" She exclaimed likely. "I just..wanted to see the girl...who played the violin, if its okay..." He mumbled. "I...I intrude without a permit. I should go." She said with hasty yet a likely utter sound. Rushing out of the door holding her bag fleeing out of the music room, but he was at the exit , without quickly thinking of dodging each other. Accidentally she fell on top of him Then elevated her upper body and head. They both were stunned... No intentions. They looked at each other's eyes, Is these real, they are like riveting so suddenly... Might contain mature content. Let the music begin!

Emma James a high school girl who plays the violin has just caught the eyes of the two hottest twins in school. Hunter and Chase Clementine. Emma is captivated by these two hot twins (not identical by the way). But since Emma is not an open book she keeps to her self trying to avoid another heart break, but Hunter and Chase won't take no for an answer and they are determined to get her heart before she slips away for good(will be explained about!). Who will get Emma's heart first, and break the other twins heart?!

Three weeks at The Sands: It's the party of a lifetime and everyone wants to be there, except Susie Douglass. She is a trained classical violinist wishing to perform symphonies. Instead, she winds up getting booked as a part of Dean Martin's band at this wild party. She hates everything about the Rat Pack, but as fate would have it, a certain member of the Rat Pack feels very different about her. Will Frank Sinatra get Susie to see beyond the voice, the booze, and the cigarettes? Or will she break his heart?

just some random stuff I thought of or parts of storys to come or deleted parts and stuff that didn't make it into one of my stories

An unknown violinist, a lot of unexpected problems and a lost woman. Who's that woman and what really happened? Just read the short story.

In the quaint town of Cumberland, there lived a girl named Hazel, always lost in the world of books. She was the queen of introverts, with her eyes glued to the pages of adventure. But, oh boy, things were about to take an unexpected turn! On a typical day, Hazel found herself caught up in a thrilling series of events that led her astray from her cozy reading nook. It was like watching a clumsy puppy trying to navigate a slippery floor - one little mistake, and her life went topsy-turvy! Now stuck in a whirlwind of chaos, our dear Hazel faced a big dilemma. Should she try to get back to her old, bookish self, or embrace this crazy twist of fate? With a mix of regret and excitement bubbling up within her, she embarked on a wild journey to mend her blunder and, who knows, stumble upon something amazing along the way. With every hilarious encounter and unexpected mishap, Hazel discovered the silver linings hidden within her mistake. It turned out that stepping out of her comfort zone brought a zing to her life that she never knew existed. As she met quirky characters and stumbled into absurd situations, Hazel realized she was capable of so much more than just being a bookworm. Will she find her way back to her book-filled sanctuary, or will this big old mess lead her to something even better? Hold onto your sides and join Hazel as she bumbles her way through this comical and heartwarming journey. It's a tale of growth, second chances, and the surprising beauty that can come from one little oopsie. Get ready to laugh, cry, and cheer for Hazel as she discovers that sometimes mistakes can be the keys to a whole new chapter in our lives.

Azra Khan is a rebel, outgoing, outspoken, and vivacious. She's got a lot to handle, not to mention she's falling for the quiet guy, who doesn't spare her a second glace. What happens when he does? What happens when Azra realizes who she wants to be, but that it isn't what her parents want. It only goes downhill from there. She's got her friends, music, and maybe even Eli, but is all of that enough to keep her afloat? Or will she lose everything in order to be the violinist?