It's a fine score. Is it? A magnificent score.

Yes, what?

It's beautiful.

What is it?

And it describes how he feels when composing is going well.

( March from The Nutcracker Suite by Tchaikovsky)

Now he begins again, that fellow. Quick, let us go into the garden.

Won't you play something?

There's that song again.

The happiness in the tune

Oh, yes, that's a very good tune.

Another new song!

Play us a tune, you lug!

The poems that I've composed

Then what should I tell Eric?

What's this called?

It's such a pleasant tune!

Well, man, what a beat.

( Arab Dance from The Nutcracker Suite by Tchaikovsky)

How was that passed on? How did he get to hear Mozart?

Have you listened to this song?

Something that I want to write.

What's the measure for that lovely sonatina?

How many beats in a measure?

That's a nice old tune.

Mr. Chen Tzeching is a composer too

She made cookies for the children.

What's the name of this tune?

That was her great song.

Play Hugh's song for me, will you?

It's a fashionable tune.

And whistle a happy tune

I was playing the same.

Soft Listen. Listen to what they're playing.

Would you like to?

You used to appreciate my music

He promised to play me this number

It's taken up... much hard work and efforts

I've enjoyed your songs

Don't worry about tunes. Take a tune, sing high when they sing low, sing fast when they sing slow, and you've got a new tune.

Why don't you let me play you a little thing I I wrote last week.

Well, madam, they were patriotic pieces, celebrating the glory of Poland.

Till death...you want to live the rest of you life wrapped up in a small area like that?

And the thing about this piece that's so special if you see it behind me it's not notated in any way.

Can you? Do you jam? Do you have anything else?