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 Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2013 10:57 pm
The music store was always a good place to go when one was upset. Playing music was the best kind of therapy, even better than video games at this moment, to be honest. Juniper sat at one of the pianos in the back, playing through her scales, just zoning out somewhat. This senshi business had really gotten her rather confused about a lot of things, and while she didn’t mind the confusion, it really helped to have an outlet for it.
Normally video games would have fulfilled this outlet, but most of the ones she was itching to play were far too close to home with what was going on in her real life…so there was nothing helpful about them.
Meeting Maia had been some sort of saving grace for getting some questions answered…so at least that wasn’t so much of an issue right now…still though.
All she wanted to do now was play and get her mind off of everything. The faster and louder she could play, the better. For now, perhaps Flight of the Bumblebee would suffice. It wasn’t too long before she had a few people milling about, seeming interested in just what she was doing. It would seem that not many people actually came to music stores to actually play music anymore. It was a real shame.
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Posted: Mon May 13, 2013 2:31 pm
Orangeish Sherbert So so so sorry. I'm back now!
Now as she opened the door, the anger and speed of a song struck her hard and fast. She had come to relax and find something peaceful. Instead, Flight of the Bumblee was suddenly blaring in her ear. Delilah was finding herself fighting back walking over and slamming her hand down on the person's keys.
They have just as much right to play as you do...
She thought to herself as she walked right past the sheet music towards her favorite piano in the back. It was then she stopped short. Not only was that anger driven song coming from back there but it was coming from her piano!
That did it. Now she no longer cared about calming down. She wanted to play and play hard. Turning to the piano closest to her, she took a seat and placed her fingers on the keys. Quickly she fell into the darkest piece she adored, Bach's Toccata And Fugue In D Minor.
Delilah's eyes closed as the music took her over and she felt herself be taken down a dark road to no where.
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Posted: Tue Aug 27, 2013 11:15 am
Juniper paused in her playing. So there was another talented person over here…well. Well what was she going to do about that? She listened to the music for a few moments, a smile tugging at the corners of her mouth, then stretched, flexing her fingers and beginning on her own dark music journey, something she had been working on for a good few months. After finding a youtube video of someone playing Night on Bald Mountain on the piano, well. She had to do it as well, and here she was.
Her fingers began to find their way along the keys and soon the song began to come together. This was truly her favorite part in the entire Fantasia movie. Chernabog was such a crazy badass guy.
Idly she wondered if the other piano player would have anything to top this, because clearly. Nobody could top this song. Nobody.
The green haired girl actually let out a laugh at this part, fingers flying up and down the piano keys. Oh. This was even sending some shivers up her spine. This was awesome.
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Posted: Tue Aug 27, 2013 12:57 pm
Delilah had just come to one of her favorite parts when she heard a darker tone coming off to her side. Slightly parting her eyes, she could watch the green haired woman change tunes and start again. At first she questioned. Then, she recognized it.
So the female was matching dark song with one of the darkest known. The notion made Delilah smirk as she pictured the demons dancing along the mountain. Who did not know of this song Disney had given such popularity to?
There were two choices to answer her choice. The first was to try and go darker into an eerie void where no souls found joy. Or, to answer with the song that countered it.
From her fingers came to classic Ave Maria.
Delilah was smiling across the piano as she pushed the song to echo upwards. She wasn't trying to top the other girl's song, she was trying to counter it so the fear was lost.
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