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Sir James Wood's avatar

What a beautiful story. Thanks for sharing.

Aime Pascal's avatar

So impressed by this story. I feel like we lost a great musician! This happens more. Parents doing what called little punishment but lately affect child behavior and moral

Michael Ross's avatar

Remarkable rendering of the painting's backstory. Fluid and brings the piece to life.

Sera's avatar

This reminds me of a similar condition in the American South. Children who heard music in their towns were hungry for the opportunity to learn and play music, but even the mail order Sears guitars were beyond their families’ reach. What they did was nail a discarded string to the wall and “fret” it with a finger or a slide to create lines of notes. It was called a Diddly Bow, and that was the first “instrument” for Buddy Guy, Elmore James, and a thousand other masters. It’s not known if Bo Diddly ever played one.

AsukaHotaru's avatar

The real violins in heaven bit is just unfair, frankly.