Music - Post Battle (D2 LE Open)

[Thomas Moreno]

"Well, you seem to be the resident expert in vulgarity, so I'll take your word on it." He replied with a playful smile.

His eyes moved between the young women. Wondering who might be the best of the group here.

[Colette Rupelle]

"I zink a clasic may be in check... Frére du Jacques?" Colette ignored the idea of vulgarity. She cleared her throat and started to sing.

//D2 LE Fluff perform song awa: 6d10o10k5+3 43

[Felicity]

"That's..." A children's song? She had heard it. Even practiced it once, many, many years ago. However, it wasn't at all what she expected. Shaking her head she starts to join in to provide an instrumental accompaniment to Colette's singing. It was an easy song so she didn't find it challenging.

Perform violin: 38

[Andrea DeTroyes]

Andrea raises a brow, « Une chanson...pour les enfants apprennent le français ? Comme vous voulez ! » She begins to play, the melody is simple but her playing is greatly dwarfed by Colette's voice.

[Thomas Moreno]

Well, that was no one he understood. Still he listened, the music was good and the singing superb. Even if they lacked a few pieces to make things truly well rounded.

Apparently it was french? Or at least that's what he thought they were speaking. Some of the two languages words were rather similar after all.

As the song ended, he clapped enthusiastically He was a one man audience but he might as well be polite.

[Colette Rupelle]

"Mais est un classique!" She explained and giggle. "Well... that was fun!" She pursed her lips. "Maybe I should give you a chance to chose." She giggled.

[Felicity]

"Something else. Please." Felicity piped up. Her enthusiasm to join in with some music had flown away after it had ended up being a children's song. Admittedly sung well, but still...

[Andrea DeTroyes]

"Most of my repertoire is from classical training when I was a child." Andrea shrugged, "My time in the Hussars taught me a few others." She smirked, "But then I go from playing the violin to," she put on a thick imitation of a provincial accent, "sawin' on a fiddle."

[Felicity]

Felicity chuckled. "My repertoire is similar. The soldiers in my first unit really liked their singalong country music. Works better on a fiddle, but they were happy enough with my violin."

[Snorri Tycho]

Snorri slinks in, setting his feet up on a crate and taking a sip out of a flask. A bit of music doesn't hurt to help unwind