The Piano Teacher Page #4
It sounds
as clear as a muddy windscreen.
Probably due to the images
lodged in your mind.
You have one approach for Bach,
Beethoven and the others.
What made you want to study music?
Your meagre talent?
I assure you it's not worth it.
Take a job playing in a strip joint
and stop wasting my time.
What?
- I'm sorry.
- What for?
For earlier...
At the newsagents.
Why?
Why are you sorry?
What for?
It doesn't work like that.
Sorry isn't enough,
if I don't know why.
Are you sorry because you're a pig?
Or because your friends are pigs?
Or because all women are b*tches
for making you a pig?
Or just because you got caught?
The lesson is ended.
I propose
Maybe she can shed
some light on this.
Well?
What are you sorry for?
I'm listening.
The silence is deafening.
See you next time,
along with your mother.
I'll need my break to recover.
Goodbye.
This time I'm expected.
The break's not over yet.
And the lesson hasn't begun.
Can I take out my scores
while I'm waiting?
I don't believe
it brings.
You know that's untrue.
And even if it were true,
would it be such a shameful motive?
Yes.
What have you brought?
- Schnberg is all...
- I fought to win your attention.
Give me a chance.
I know you're not as indifferent
as you pretend.
I neglected my studies for you.
It's the truth!
You may think it's ridiculous,
but since the recital
at the Blonskys,
I've had you stuck in my mind
like a nut on a bolt.
I apologise for being so technical.
I never intended to apply here.
Stop lying, it won't wash.
I'm not lying.
For next time,
find a copy of Opus 19.
Let's talk first.
I can't see the point.
Don't just stand there.
Sit down and begin.
Is this your last lesson?
Please.
Pretend you have a migraine
or something.
It's lovely out.
Either you play
or my migraine will end this lesson.
Today's
our first Mendelssohn rehearsal.
So, don't call up every 5 minutes.
It's embarrassing.
Viora of the Philharmonic's coming.
He'll think I'm a little girl.
Is that clear?
If it ends late, take a taxi.
I adore lying in the name of love.
I'm so happy for you.
If she calls after 10, don't answer.
Is that okay?
It will be a pleasure.
Good evening, this is Mrs. Kohut.
May I speak to my daughter?
What's wrong?
What the...?
Sh*t!
Stay there!
Stay there, c*nt!
Are you crazy or something?
Your father died this afternoon.
Above all, keep calm.
It's so inconsiderate of you!
Think of the consequences!
Kind of you
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