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Eventually the son ran away from home and joined a string quartet, where he found fulfillment by playing Dvorak. His father disapproved of his son at first, but then he saw his son perform and realized the true joy of self-expression his son found in the cello, and gave him his blessing in a tearful father-son reunion.

He's crying because he can actually kinda hear his own music through the power of 21st-century headphone technology.

Not bad, except I'm pretty sure those three different repititions of "Bach" violates some rule of Liszting puns.

A short documentary on a man in Brooklyn who makes violins.

Checkmate, dubstep haters.

Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, illustrated with audio editing software. Great for people who can't read musical notation or want to pretend they're playing Conductor Hero.

A day spending quality time with the musically-inclined-man's best friend.

For some reason I can't stop thinking of "Shadow Stabbing" by Cake.

Either he's the most ignorant record store employee alive, or the most condescending.