BTW, Dima is a he.
I swear it is her his (she is a her right?) goal to make the rest feel dumb.
I am disappointed to hear this. Must be something in my intonation, but I don't know what to do about that. Showing that others are even more stupid than I am myself was never my goal. I have two purposes only for posting here:1) practising my English2) showing different (and if possible unexpected) aspects, angles of looking at a topic.
I'm hijacking this thread.David (you know who you are sir)All pictures are intended to resemble the music to the person's personality as best to my ability as of having contact with them.
I think Liszt has a little meme-eyes going on there.I think Liszt could have his own drawn-cartoon-meme from that pic. Haha.
I bet Liszt thinks he's looking up at God or something. Devine inspiration.Or "eyes of pride." That could be a good stance for marching band. "Look to the horizon!" "Eyes of pride!"
OutinFemale version of this:
That's me with the perm I had sometime in the 90's A female version of Ranniks
Why is he/she naked?
Imagine how hot it will get with all that action?
And as David once said (I might be wrong, but I'm fairly sure that you said this David); no haste in the piano. I'm going to take my sweet practice time to learn to play several techniques and pieces, not dozens of pieces half-assed/played to such an extent that piano becomes not fun to me anymore.
I realize that what I said came out wrong. If a person reminds you of someone, gender means little. I posted the female wording because I thought that you might take offence if I posted an image of a male composer, but then again, there is no such thing as monogender classical music. In regards to that, I would picture Scarlatti still as you. I mean, the music is just very 'you' like.
Anyways: sadly I don't play 2 instruments anymore. I think I would seriously kill myself if I did that on top of the things that I already do which still pressure me.
Now if only the stupid thrill in the prelude n3 would work along with me, darnit.