Sonata Scribe Pillows

"Eventually the instrument becomes an extension of your body."

Concert Pianist.

Never write a sonnet on an empty stomach

Shakespeare working on his "author's bio"

"I wrote a poem, even though I'm on vacation."

Pianist carrying his instrument.

Maestro

Sergey Rahmaninov

Church: Open Sundays

Jean Sibelius.

"Let's see him get out of this sonata."

'Are you sure this is the only way to get rid of your writers block?'

"Hi...Marvin Ramage - composer/ arranger/ musician author and rich."

Aleksandr Skiabin

Computer literate Monk

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

"His prose, however, is very elegant."

"I'm writing a novel, but it's hard to find alone time."

"Listen, you'll take another break after Deuteronomy and I'll make you some chicken noodle soup."

'Last week's sermon was supposed to be about Plagues, but I got the flu.'

'One reason I like hanging out with you is you give me so many good ideas for my sermons.'

'Hold the front page, Brother Cuthbert!'

Alexander Blok

Monk writing the scriptures on a roll

"Tonight I shall be humming Chopin's Sonata..."

Fritz Kreisler.

School of Music. If you need perseverance to be a musician, what's all this I hear about unfinished symphonies?

"Nobody ever illegally downloaded my recordings of the Beethoven Sonatas, either."

"I just want to thank you for not naming names."

Harpist

REPENT, 'Hey! -- Go find your own corner!'

Which useless activity are you doing on your electronic pacifier right now? My what? Your electronic pacifier. Your soother. Your binky. My iPhone is not a "binky". It's an indispensable tool, essential to keeping the busy, modern life running like a well-oiled machine. You can't stand to experience a single moment devoid of activity. Solitude makes you agitated, lonely, bored or insecure. Anytime you feel bad, you reach for your phone. It's your binky. My Twitter followers agree with me that yo

'No-one can avoid cuts!'

"It doesn't look too promising."

First Church: Today's Sermon: 'Can our Entitlements Be Saved?'