yes, i know.

while i only posted a few hours ago, i just need to say this:

well, i needed a piece of music for my book, and i wanted something that shone. so, i poked around and came across a list of composers. the really good ones, like mozart, beethoven, bach, and- the man i eventually picked- tchaikovsky. i originally looked at him because he wrote the song featured in one of my favorite movies of all time, v for vendetta. i scrolled through some of his music on youtube, and i found his serenade for strings. usually i dont exactly appreciate string music, but this is beautifully written and it can be played on other instruments.there is a bit of a gap in the middle, but it only spans a few seconds. it is quite perfect for my purposes. and, as a past pianist, (sort of...)i just must type as if i am playing the piano. a grand piano, made of an almost black wood, polished to perfection. i can just see it now, moving my shoulders in that pianist way... and now the song is over. i was listening to it just now, fyi. the end is great, a tiny flourish and nothing more. same with the beginning, just a tiny little start up, but then again it doesnt just start. i started it again. i think i need to buy this song, and put it on a playlist over and over and over to listen to whilst im writing. thatd be nice. mm, and theres that little pause. just wonderful, you really need to listen to it. really. well, ttfn, and enjoy my rare and brief musical posts.