:20:16
"...Dreaming of what they don't
have, replenished of good and bad.
:20:19
"And next morning, all flown away."
:20:21
And here,
the mood switches to irony.
:20:24
D... D... D...
:20:26
"So what? So what?
:20:30
"They've had their pleasure."
:20:33
That's the obstinacy
of the complacent middle-class.
:20:36
"And they hope
that what they left behind
:20:42
"Might be waiting for them
on the pillows."
:20:46
Excuse me, Professor.
:20:48
Can I have a word?
:20:49
Go ahead.
:20:51
Anna says you may not let her play
in the jubilee concert.
:20:56
I said a soloist
needs more than talent.
:20:58
She doesn't practice enough?
:21:00
Only she can tell.
:21:01
She works 8 hours a day.
:21:03
It's the end result that counts,
not the hours.
:21:06
For her, only music counts.
Look at her.
:21:15
Schubert isn't a walk in the park.
:21:17
I didn't say you wouldn't play.
:21:20
We'll see how you gel
with the singer.
:21:23
Excuse me, I have a rehearsal.
Goodbye.
:21:28
The Professor is right.
:21:29
Without total commitment,
you won't get anywhere.
:21:32
Wipe your nose.
What do you look like?
:21:38
Your mother wants you to call her.
:21:42
I've only just arrived.
:21:46
I don't know.
At least 3 hours.
:21:57
In that case, I'll take a taxi.