Tbh i am also cringing. I know "copy" is a top tier talent in fights and brawls but is that how it is in classical? Are they supposed to be contented that they can "imitate" someone?
Tbh i am also cringing. I know "copy" is a top tier talent in fights and brawls but is that how it is in classical? Are they supposed to be contented that they can "imitate" someone? Please_support_EvanLee
Right!! I’m p sure he should also focus on the feeling of a piece to move audiences’ hearts, too, if he wants to be taken seriously by readers—like how misaki’s struggling to go beyond strict technique. Maybe the author just wants to give us high blood AHAHA ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Right!! I’m p sure he should also focus on the feeling of a piece to move audiences’ hearts, too, if he wants to be taken seriously by readers—like how misaki’s struggling to go beyond strict technique.... I am Dad
Or maybe, the author wants to give us an idea about how classical works? Maybe there are people like him in classical music that got so much popular to their ability to copy a vwry talented people
Why’s paulo acting so high and mighty when all he can do is imitate (i say as if i can do half as much lmao) (•o•)ง how lame
Tbh i am also cringing. I know "copy" is a top tier talent in fights and brawls but is that how it is in classical? Are they supposed to be contented that they can "imitate" someone?
Right!! I’m p sure he should also focus on the feeling of a piece to move audiences’ hearts, too, if he wants to be taken seriously by readers—like how misaki’s struggling to go beyond strict technique. Maybe the author just wants to give us high blood AHAHA ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Or maybe, the author wants to give us an idea about how classical works? Maybe there are people like him in classical music that got so much popular to their ability to copy a vwry talented people