#codetta

My piece for @viktuurifluffbang is posted!!

Title: Codetta

Writer: @locallygrownavocado

Artist: @lunchtops

Link(s) to Artwork: Tumblr post is here!

Rating: Teen

Summary: Yuuri Katsuki had a fairly normal life running a fairly normal music shop in his fairly normal city. As far as he was concerned, his talents included replacing clarinet pads, re-shaping trumpets, and occasionally accompanying a solo or two. And though he made the occasional violin, he was by no means a remarkable luthier.

However, when a world-famous musician shows up at his shop asking for a custom instrument, Yuuri can't help but agree. It's far from an easy process. But in the end, a viola is made, a career is saved, and love might just be found along the way.

I made a little theme for one of my main characters. Might do a complete track later on.

I read something interesting about "Codetta" this is what I found on Wikipedia about "Cadence" and "Codetta" (I had to look up "Cadence" also): [Brackets are my thoughts]

"Cadences give phrases a distinctive ending [a death] that can, for example, indicate whether the piece is to continue or has concluded." [In other words, did Beth really die?] "Codetta has a similar purpose to the coda, but on a smaller scale, concluding a section of a work instead of the work as a whole. [This phrase I don't yet understand, if you guys come up with something I'd love to hear it] The codetta ordinarily closes with a perfect cadence [distinctive ending/death] in the appropriate key, confirming the tonality. [As in everybody thinks she is dead. And I mean EVERYBODY] If the exposition is repeated, the codetta is also, but sometimes it has its ending slightly changed [I don't even need to say anything here], depending on whether it leads back to the exposition or into the development sections."

Mette Stausland new website (and book)

Artist Mette Stausland and journalist Ina Boesch have collaborated on Codetta, a book. Mette's drawn images are presented alongside short stories of now more than a few paragraphs, written by Ina Boesch that follow narratives developed from Mette's experiences as a girl growing up on the southern coast of Norway. Oh yeah, and we've put together a new website for Mette @ stausland.com