Abigail Hobbs (
am_i_a_monster) wrote in
maskormenace2018-08-22 01:10 pm
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[Abigail sits at her harpsichord and waves.]
Hi. I'm Abigail and I'm not running for anything. [She gives a small smile.]
This is a harpsichord. [She plays a a short piece of music. Due to her power, anyone listening would enjoy it even if they don't normally enjoy that style of music.]
I have an album coming out soon. [She considers mentioning it's because she won impovision and decides it might sound too braggy.]
It's mostly harpsichord. There's some of me singing and some piano as well. There's going to be a warning label on the album about my power. Some of the music will have an emotional affect. All good ones and all described on the label. If you're okay with that, and you think you'll buy my album, I especially recommend the lullabies. They can help with sleep and keep nightmares away.
If sleep's ever getting really bad and you don't have the album, you can call me to play something for you over the phone. I know what it's like to have trouble with sleep. I don't want anyone to go through that.
There's more lively music on the album too - songs that'll get you energized, feeling happy.
They're already having me working on a second one. It'll be out by the holidays. If this goes well, I might quit my job and turn this music thing into a full time job. It's kind of scary to think of quitting. But it's a good kind of scary. I didn't even know that was possible.
Anyway...[She gestures to her harpsichord.] Any requests?
Hi. I'm Abigail and I'm not running for anything. [She gives a small smile.]
This is a harpsichord. [She plays a a short piece of music. Due to her power, anyone listening would enjoy it even if they don't normally enjoy that style of music.]
I have an album coming out soon. [She considers mentioning it's because she won impovision and decides it might sound too braggy.]
It's mostly harpsichord. There's some of me singing and some piano as well. There's going to be a warning label on the album about my power. Some of the music will have an emotional affect. All good ones and all described on the label. If you're okay with that, and you think you'll buy my album, I especially recommend the lullabies. They can help with sleep and keep nightmares away.
If sleep's ever getting really bad and you don't have the album, you can call me to play something for you over the phone. I know what it's like to have trouble with sleep. I don't want anyone to go through that.
There's more lively music on the album too - songs that'll get you energized, feeling happy.
They're already having me working on a second one. It'll be out by the holidays. If this goes well, I might quit my job and turn this music thing into a full time job. It's kind of scary to think of quitting. But it's a good kind of scary. I didn't even know that was possible.
Anyway...[She gestures to her harpsichord.] Any requests?

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[He's happy for you, really - just a little wary as well.]
It seems I will have give in at last and listen.
[It's said lightly. He trusts Abigail, perhaps more than he trusts anyone.]
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[She smiles.]
I'd like that. You can start with listening to the piano pieces, there's no power there. I think you'll like Mozart's piano sonata No. 11 in A major, andante grazioso. I was thinking of you when I picked it. And when I played it.
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I wouldn't mind buying an album or two if I could also get your autograph. [ beat ] Though I have to ask, what sorts of lyrics can we expect on said first album?
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I'm sure I could sign them for you. It's a mix. There's Piangero la sorte mia from the opera Giulio Cesare in Egitto, so those lyrics aren't English. There's a couple pop songs too. Fight Song and Let it go. It's my own take on those songs. Most of it's instrumental, no lyrics.
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Freebird?
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[She focuses on the harpsichord and begins to play. She's only heard the song a couple of times, but each note is perfect due to her power.]
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[Considering, well, it's probably the only he's ever heard.]
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[She smiles.]
You've heard others that play harpsichord?
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[She starts to play Fly. It's a not one she knows well, but her harpsichord power lets her play it perfectly.]
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...thank you. [Markus opens his eyes.] Is this something you've always wanted, Abigail? Playing for others?
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[Abigail smiles, glad he enjoyed it, then shakes her head.]
No. I never even thought about music until Hannibal told me that he wanted to teach me the harpsichord. He taught me to draw too. And cook.
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Not really a classical kind of person, but I can't deny that's kind of rad as hell. And having help with sleep isn't a bad idea.
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