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hehee im tagged (agaain) xD too lazy to tag others lolz but feel free to join if yall want to ^_^✨

New uquiz game

What flower are you here's the link to this site

This is so accurate

I gonna tag @kakapoto1 @nakamopapina @marsinout @lielais @starsilversword @surfingthesealand @lillipupz @aphfroghat @pepipejuan @the-studious-raccoon @wonky-venus @imgonnakmsgimmieaweek @caffeinated-beverage @samrut @yeoldehetalian @savannahthefangirl @therearelightningonthetatra @pruszided @pchuaymee @not-from-amazon @piiigskiiin44 @hetalia-fandom-positivity @berrymarais @meliissa-art @pinkflipphonez @roseveont you all can feel free to join it you want to no pressure ^^💖💕💗❤️💓💜💖✨️

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i need more b2tsm content.. 😔

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Tbh my goofy ah crush is so dry that I quickly lost interest in him😞🔥🔥🔥🔥 I can't believe I lowered my standards for him back then😞😞

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i have so many wip arts that idk when i will finish it- 😔

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Mafia? Au?

M: One of the few persons in the gang who has a legal job. Sometimes dabbles in dirty jobs too. Very methodical, never leaves his trace behind. Wants to keep his sister away from the dark side but eventually loses her despite succeeding in keeping her away from the gang.

H: The godfather of the gang. Started from the bottom but eventually managed to merge the small bullies into one big gang. Doesn't like to take risks, very dark humor coded.

B: The Legend. Started out as an assassin but soon moved to somewhere more dramatic. Found various routes to earn more money, succeeded in many legendary missions, and later movies about him came out causing the life of the gang to be romanticized.

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vent : {my eng grammar sucks sometimes so im sorry if theres any broken grammar here i promise to delete this post later.}

...honestly im extremely tired of being "a good listener" n being treated like a freaking therapist by some of my friends in my current highschool like i literally LISTENED TO EVERY RANTS N VENTS PATIENTLY AND ALSO TRIED TO UNDERSTAND THEIR PROLEMS EVENTHOUGH IM MENTALLY EXHUASTED AND TIRED!!!!! I ALWAYS TRIED MY VERY BEST TO COMFORT N HELP THEM!!!!! I ALSO LISTENED TO THEIR INTERESTS THAT IM NOT INTERESTED WITHOUT CRITICISING OR MAKING FUN OF THEIR INTERESTS!?!! I ALWAYS TRIED MY BEST TO UNDERSTAND THEM!!!! but..gues what? Whenever i tried to share what im interested in, They would criticised and start making fun of me for my weird interests, They'd gave me the "weird out look" that kills my mood but i just pretend that im not bothered by their words or their "weird out looks". When i tried to share my problems, They would not listen or try to understand me sometimes, Even if they "try" to help me..each sentences n words are not really that comforting or helpful but rather painful n disappointing bc i think before i speak or type each words to them so that i wont hurt their feelings... Even worse in our groupchat they'd left me on read...INSTEAD OF TRYING TO HELP ME!! IM HONETLY TIRED OF THIS CRAP LIKE SERIOUSLY???? CANT THEY BE NICE??? CANT THEY ALSO TREAT ME LIKE HOW I TREATED THEM???/ WOW THIS WOLRD IS SO PATHETIC!! sorry for the long vent...

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Dobry wieczór. Since it’s International Women’s Day (albeit not strictly), tonight I would like to draw my followers’ attention to the female pianists and composers who were my contemporaries… Apologies for the lengthiness, evidently there is a lot to be covered.

Clara Schumann 1819-1896

A child prodigy, Clara was taught piano by her father and by thirteen he was taking her on concert tours.

She met Robert Schumann as a child when he came to Leipzig to study law at the university. He took piano lessons from Clara’s father, Friedrich Wieck. When she was 18, he proposed to her. They married in 1840.

The virtuoso went on tours with her husband and earn money by performing and teaching. She was also a gifted composer, however most of her time was spent looking after her family, editing Robert’s music and playing. Clara’s compositions include more than 20 piano works, a piano concerto, some chamber music and several songs.

Fanny Mendelssohn 1805–1847

Composer and pianist, Fanny grew up in Berlin, sharing the same musical education as her brother Felix, with whom she had a close relationship.

Her compositions include a piano trio, a piano quartet, an orchestral overture, four cantatas, more than 125 pieces for the piano and over 250 lieder, most of which were unpublished in her lifetime. Although lauded for her piano technique, she rarely gave public performances outside her family circle.

Owing to her family's reservations and to social conventions of the time about the roles of women, six of her songs were published under her brother's name in his Opus 8 and 9 collections.

Marie Moke 1811-1874

Marie Moke gave her first concert at the age of eight and by the age of fifteen, she was already known in Belgium, Austria, Germany and Russia as an accomplished virtuoso.

She married pianist and piano manufacturer, Camille Pleyel, but they later separated on account of her promiscuity. Heinrich Heine considered her among the greatest pianists “Thalberg is a king, Liszt a prophet, Chopin a poet, Herz an advocate, Kalkbrenner a minstrel, Mme Pleyel a sibyl, and Döhler a pianist.”

Later on, she created the piano school at the Royal Conservatory in Brussels where she taught from 1848 to 1872.

Louise Farrenc 1804-1875

A French composer, virtuoso pianist and teacher, she started playing young and had piano lessons with famous teachers such as Moscheles and Hummel. She studied composition privately with Anton Reicha at the Paris Conservatoire, unable to go to composition classes as a woman. By the 1820s she was touring France, giving concerts.

In 1842 she was made Professor of Piano at the Paris Conservatoire where she stayed for 30 years. For a decade she was paid less than the male teachers. Only after the triumphant premiere of her nonet did she demand and receive equal pay. She wrote a wide variety of piano music, but her chamber pieces are considered to be her best work.

Pauline Viardot 1821-1910

From a musical family (including her older sister, Maria Malibran) Pauline was trained by her father on the piano and in singing.

In her youth she took piano lessons with Franz Liszt and counterpoint and harmony classes with Anton Reicha. However, despite wanting to become a concert pianist, she was directed towards singing by her mother.

Pauline began composing when she was young, but it was never her intention to become a composer. Written mainly as private pieces for her students, her works were still of professional quality and Franz Liszt declared that, with Pauline Viardot, the world had finally found a woman composer of genius. Compositions include her chamber operas Le dernier sorcier and Cendrillon.

Arabella Goddard 1836–1922

Born in France to English parents, at age six Arabella was sent to Paris to study with Friedrich Kalkbrenner. Aged seven she played for myself and George much to our pleasure.

During the 1848 Revolution her family had to return to England; there, Arabella had further lessons with Lucy Anderson and Sigismond Thalberg. She was known for her ability to play recitals from memory.

Arabella was appointed a teacher at the Royal College of Music in 1883. This was the RCM’s first year of operation and Arabella was its first female professor. She composed a small number of piano pieces, including a suite of six waltzes.

Marcelina Czartoryska 1817-1894

Born into the aristocratic Polish family, the Radziwiłłs, Marcelina was taught piano by Carl Czerny in Vienna and by myself in Paris. She gave concerts across Europe, with Franz Liszt, Pauline Viardot and Henri Vieuxtemps.

From 1870 she lived in Kraków, where she gave mainly private concerts and, thanks to her artistic connections, contributed to founding Kraków’s Academy of Music in 1888.

Maria Kalergis 1822-1874

Raised in Saint Petersburg in the home of her paternal uncle, the Tsar's minister of foreign affairs, Maria received a thorough education where she evinced an early musical talent.

She was a student of mine and held salons in Paris whose guests included Liszt, Richard Wagner, de Musset, Gautier and Heine. Later, she became a hostess and a patron of the arts in Warsaw.

She was a co-founder of the Warsaw Musical Institute, now the Warsaw Conservatory and established the Warsaw Musical Society, now the Warsaw Philharmonic. Between 1857 and 1871 she made frequent appearances as a pianist.

On her death, Franz Liszt wrote his Elegy on Marie Kalergi.

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I'll be Bach soon cz I need to focus on school and real life😔

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@staff

OUR CONTENT SHOULD BE OPTED OUT OF AI TRAINING BY DEFAULT!

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Hello ppl, have a page filled with composers doodles 🤗✨

Those who are targeted to have cat ears are...Haydn(thick brows with a wig), Mozart(very tiny guy w a bow lol) and [young] Beethoven(his hair is stylised n messy) <3

The guy that have mediacore looking hair is a poorly drawn Chopin </3

The silly big goofball in the middle of the page is Mozart ✨✨🥰

Bach in chicken costume xD

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im alive 😭

But I almost forgot about Tumblr-

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↓ Commissions are open! ↓

more information, prices, & applications are in my bio, or [click here]

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HELLO! Thanks for following my series- the group may be small for now but it's growing-and I'm glad you're here for the ride!! If you have any ideas you want to pitch on- or think something should be changed, Feel free to air your opinion to me- I have no issues with it, as long as you're cordial.

Once again thank you for following!! I appreciate you!

Np I hope more ppl will recognise your amazing work✨✨✨ :D

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Doodles from my textbook part 1✨

Introducingg Beef and Papa Haydn😻😻😻✨✨✨

1st image : left is old Beethoven and the right side is young Beethoven (draw his hair from memory lol)

2nd image : a reference of an article that Beethoven enjoyed eating fish other than Mac and cheese 🧀 :D

3rd image : Beethoven threw the beef stew is actually a reference from an article that he threw the stew to the waiter it was bc the waiter gave him the wrong order (what a child..😓). Some said that the waiter actually gave him the correct order but Beethoven thought it was wrong 🗿. Then we have Papa Haydn vibing in his own musical world while his student, Beethoven is screams in anger-

4th image [aka last image] : B I G. B R A I N. H A Y D N.

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Another goofy capcut template edit again lol

Haydn and Mozart 😔✨

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b2tsm - the fictional musical group consisting of bach, beethoven, tchaikovsky, shostakovich and mozart!

@beethoven-sir @wolfgangus-mozartus @tchaikovsky-pyotr @shosty-official you guys should totally rp with this :)