#colla voce

[night-vale-weatherman]

hey mr weatherman!

( @cyberneticlagomorph )

“Hello,” he began pleasantly enough, but winced when he looked up and caught sight of the other’s eye. “Can I help you with something?”

[liebestttod]

S: You will leave, all of them do, you will leave.

C: God, here we go again

S: See! Listen to yourself! You will leave me, she did, you will, in the end - I have seen it! Everybody leaves -

C: You can't keep on saying that! How do you think I feel?

S: ... Disappointed. But I know! Eventually, you will grow sick of me -

C: And leave.Yea sure. You make it /SO/ easy to stay.

S: Listen to yourself!

C: Listen to /yourself/! You're a fucking hypocrite you know that.

S: You can't say that word, not here, not to me!

C: What, so saying "fucking" is so wrong now, but you constantly going on and on about your fucking vision that I will leave is supposed to be - what - healthy for our relationship? You think that doesn't hurt me? You're sick.

S: No! Everybody has failed! They all leave when I trusted them most, when I trusted them most.

C: SHE IS /NOT/ COMING BACK *grabs S* SHE IS /NEVER/ COMING BACK, AND HE IS NOT EITHER. NONE OF THEM ARE.

S: AND YOU WILL LEAVE ME TOO.

C: I can't deal with this. If you think I will leave so much, I might as well grant your fucking wish.

S: No -

C: You're sick. I'm done.

S: No, please -

C: *leaves stage left*

S: no no nO NO NO

S: Don't go - come back - come back

S: They all leave, they all leave in the end - they all leave, they all leave in the end - they all leave, they all leave in the end - they all leave, they all leave...

[lassothemoon-mary]

112/266.

Yeah, I'll just be over here in the corner "getting something out of my eye." What...? No, no, i'm fine, yeah, no, totally fine...

[artseye-blog]

Colla Spearheads South Africa Trip

by Olivia Lucas

This summer, Colla Voce and other students who wish to attend will take a Music Study Tour through South Africa to learn about the music, culture, and people of the region. This is the first year that the School's choir has traveled to South Africa. Choir Director Bob Wells said, "I had the opportunity to travel to other places, like Spain and Italy, but I chose Africa because it's a fresher experience for the students and there's so much to learn in Africa." Participants will engage in captivating activities such as wild safaris through Pilanesberg, visits to the Apartheid Museum, and a boat trip to Seal Island, where they will visit the Penguin Colony. Students will also take part in three guided sightseeing tours through Johannesburg, Soweto, and Cape Town.  Bearing in mind that the main reason for this trip is to study music, there will also be plenty of singing. The choir will rehearse four days during this trip and will get to work with an African choir director. Rounding it out, the choir will perform four concerts and will be joined by local African choirs.  The South Africa Music Study Tour is a great opportunity to travel and experience a new way of life. Participants will meet and learn about other people and cultures, through joint dinners and performances with the African choirs.  Don't miss your chance to join in on the fun! The dates of the trip are June 11 to June 24, 2012, but applications must be returned to Mr. Wells by Monday, October 17th. For more information about the trip contact Bob Wells, [email protected].