Stagefright (2013)
“Except for Eddy, who despite his green hair and pierced lip was a crucial member of the Yarrabank athletics team. He was involved in an inter-school competition.
Taleb played the tune he’d written for the overture on his guitar.
“Nice,” Peter said.
They all agreed.
Hailie had got her saxophone back from her mother’s now ex-boyfriend. Velvet rummaged through the pathetic remnants of the axed music program and found a battered plastic clarinet. It was a long way from the lovely ebony Armstrong th...at her father had sold, but she didn’t complain. Taleb doled out tambourines and rhythm sticks to everyone else.
“Velvet will play the intro on the piano, then me and Hailie will come in with the main refrain.” Taleb gave handwritten music to Hailie and Velvet. “Velvet will join in on the clarinet on the fourth bar. The rest of you just keep a basic rhythm, right?”
Hailie frowned at the music. “I’m not much good at this crotchets and quavers stuff.”
“It’s easy, Hailie.”MoreLess
Taleb played the tune he’d written for the overture on his guitar.
“Nice,” Peter said.
They all agreed.
Hailie had got her saxophone back from her mother’s now ex-boyfriend. Velvet rummaged through the pathetic remnants of the axed music program and found a battered plastic clarinet. It was a long way from the lovely ebony Armstrong th...at her father had sold, but she didn’t complain. Taleb doled out tambourines and rhythm sticks to everyone else.
“Velvet will play the intro on the piano, then me and Hailie will come in with the main refrain.” Taleb gave handwritten music to Hailie and Velvet. “Velvet will join in on the clarinet on the fourth bar. The rest of you just keep a basic rhythm, right?”
Hailie frowned at the music. “I’m not much good at this crotchets and quavers stuff.”
“It’s easy, Hailie.”MoreLess
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