saera

fortheloveofcello:

opus72:

mozart died today in 1791, anyway here’s a reminder to not overwork yourself in the music world and like…sleep every now and then

not that we’ll all get a wild fever and legends of some italian guy poisoning us, but i feel like mozart’s young exhaustion-fueled death is a pretty cautionary tale about the dangers of not taking a damn break

anyway

No breaks, we die like Mozart.

tchaikovsky-official:

felixmendelssohn-official:

tchaikovsky-official:

bosendorfer-official:

tempo–tantrums:

rachmaninov or rachmaninoff??

tchaikovsky or tschaikowsky?

who knows

Richard Taruskin, in the Oxford History of Western Music, writes “Chaikovsky,” something which I have never seen repeated elsewhere. It is the only thing that he has written in the OHoWM that I immediately reject without looking for further evidence to disprove its existence.

@tchaikovsky-official

what do you think?

It’s spelt Чайкoвский so you can do whatever you want with it in English.

Chai cow ski

Don’t do that

bachyou:

marching-ahn:

saxysopralto:

saxysopralto:

They just installed this monster of a vending machine in the music hall.

But not a normal people vending machine with Oreos and Gatorade and shit. It’s stocked with reeds and rosin???

what

the

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if you didn’t believe me here’s pictures

This is beautiful.

Best idea.

thepianoblog:

haydnseek:

spreadingmusicandlove:

You’re not a real music major until you’ve eaten, slept, cried, and bled in a practice room

4/4 lmao

It took me a good few minutes to realise that 4/4 was not indicating the time signature and that I need to sleep more. 

musicofthestage:

we were in the middle of a full dress rehearsal today, music all intense and blaring, and suddenly everything stops and there’s a moment of silence before the director yells “WHOSE. BAGEL. IS ON. THE STAGE.”