A. Ursyn
Orchestra / Lyre Erica
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To be art, it is sufficient that the artist's opinions or emotions are
being expressed in a visual way. No object lacking creativity or individuality
is art.
To be music, it is sufficient that there is a beat or rhythm. No object
lacking the creation of an emotion in the listener is music.
Katie Solem
Lyre players: Erica, Kate, Lucille, Lynn, and Calvin
There were five lyre players in the Orchestra: Erica, Kate, Lucille, Lynn,
and Calvin. They also played as a team – the same music played by
each player with a small delay. They were a group performing at special
occasions. During winter holiday celebrations they would sit beneath the
falling snow and play folk songs. One day they were playing outside of
the Courthouse on a beautiful snowy day. Suddenly, in the middle of the
performance they were asked to leave. It was all pre-arranged and they
had already been paid. The reason was unknown and it bothered them a lot.
They went out to the nearest coffee shop to warm up and to exchange their
own interpretations.
1. Erica –No doubt, it was racial.
2. Kate –The government
does not like the Arts. The 1% tax going to the Arts annoys “them.”
3. Lucille –They want the
Court to be noise-free zone.
4. Lynn – It’s all
about religion.
5. Calvin –We all belong
to the wrong political party.
Actually, the city was planning a joyful art parade that would celebrate various ethnic groups and religions. The five lyre players were sitting on the way of the parade. Soon, they received a letter apologizing for bad planning on the account of the city and an invitation to perform for a very special occasion.