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The Little Violinist Rabbit With A Horse In Vienna

Episode #5. This prose is a sequel to the previous prose that was inspired by one of the greatest violinists of these times when he was a little boy!

When He woke up, The Violinist Rabbit stood in front of the Church in Vienna, St. Stephen's Cathedral. Looking around, He saw his Cello Friend and his Viola Friends on the square. He was still The Violinist Rabbit. He was even more confused. Everyone was dressed differently; men wore small heels, short pants over the knees, a long jacket over the pants before it ends, and a hat. Under the jacket, these men wore a white blouse with fringes on their arms.

The Little Violinist Rabbit looked around. He stood in front of the big church; He just wants to be sure where He is, and He moved his eyelids. He was in the square where lots of people walked relaxed talking to each other. But his friends decided to go into the church. They fought what to do. The Violinist Rabbit started to walk through the streets. All the Viennese people looked at them. These friends were still in their jeans and concert clothes, out of style.

The Rabbit Violinist walked through the big city of Vienna, where all the musical activity takes place, and in the meantime, you followed your great examples living in the copied city called Munich. Your eyes popped out of your skull when you saw Mozart in real life — or at least you thought it was Mozart. Or was it another great composer? When you move your eyelid, you realized these composers actually are your cellist and viola friends. You stand in front of the grand church when they pulled you into the church to play music with them. Suddenly you hear horses behind you as one of them sniffs in your neck.

When the horse made all the sniffs, you stood in the church with the horse in the door. It looked at you, as the horse saw you are still The Rabbit. You felt the connection, and you didn’t want to go away when your cellist friend said: “Rabbit Violinist, we are going to play the music.” The Rabbit Violinist turned his head to the horse and said: “Goodbye, my friend, I’ll miss you.”

After the lovely music, lots of people applauded as they thought it was amazing, even though the musicians wore their 20th-century concert clothes. It was marvelously played by The Violinist Rabbit. His tone was soft, strong, dark, and yet it was light, like a fairytale. The combination of the three musicians was incredible. But The Violinist Rabbit still did something that nobody expected.

When He waited for Mozart in Vienna, he thought he saw someone familiar. His new silver watch suddenly didn’t work anymore. There was no reference of time and he wanted to know at what time his next concert was. Out of nowhere, the sun was shining. The smiles of the people were everywhere and greeted The Little Boy and his heart started to smile.

Secretly, The Cellist Friend took a hat from the Viennese man in the front row. He tried the magic spell again, but nothing happened, only then a big fire from the hat. Now, The Rabbit got his hand back, but not his entire body. He was surprised that it happened so suddenly. He cried a little bit. The audience moved to each other and whispered out loud. His Viola friend looked surprised too and thought: ‘What had happened?’

Previous parts: Episode 1. Episode 2. Episode 3. Episode 4.

These episodes are inspired by the comments I make under the Instagram and YouTube posts by the Russian-German star-violinist Kirill Troussov.

I also wrote this comment under his post, which he posted on the 10th of October 2021.

When He waited for #Mozart in #vienna, he thought he saw someone familiar. His new silver #watch suddenly didn’t work anymore. There was no reference of #time and he wanted to know at what time his next #concert was. Out of nowhere, the #sun was shining. The smiles of the people were everywhere and greeted The Little Boy and his heart started to smile.

I also wrote this comment under his post, which he posted on the 4th of October 2021.

You walk through the big #city of #Vienna, where all the musical activity takes place, and in the meantime, you followed your great examples living in the copied city called #Munich. Your eyes popped out of your #skull when your saw #Mozart in real life — or at least you thought it was Mozart. Or was it another great #composer? When you move your eyelid, you realized these composers actually are your #cellist and #viola #friends. You stand in front of the grand #church, when they pulled you into the church to play #music with them. Suddenly you hear #horses behind you as one of them sniffs in your neck.

I also wrote this comment under his post, which he posted on the 25th of September 2021.

The first rabbit 🐇 on a violin? Have you seen that? Or did the 🎻 turned into a 🐰 ? After so many hours of practicing, it is possible that the father rabbit @benedictkloeckner did the wrong magic spell in the 🎩 and turned you in a rabbit violinist. Your sister #alexandratroussova didn’t know what to do 🤷‍♀️ and just stood there. 🤫

I also wrote this comment under his post, which he posted on the 12th of September 2021.

The spider was crawling on the wall during a concert full of joy. The violinist was scared of what to do. When he saw the audience being confused seeing the violinist bringing in another melody. Something fast with lots of passages, they immediately knew what was going on.

I wrote this poem under the post of violinist Kirill Troussov, which he posted on the 29th of August 2021.

while #mozart left a #career behind, there was a little #boy standing on #stage, taking his #violin to be the musical #wind, playing the #music of an old #age, the #orchestra #leading his way, understanding all the #notes, ever long enough to stay? the little boy never missed the #boats

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