:21:04
Hello.
:21:06
Oh. I didn't see you.
:21:09
I have to go back.
:21:13
Oh, you are leaving me
to listen to that ass...
:21:16
who plays like a kitchen maid,
all clipped and staccato.
:21:21
This music is beautiful.
:21:23
I was told that the Viennese
had superior taste.
:21:27
Clearly in your case,
it is not true.
:21:30
You must be Julia Guicciardi.
:21:33
I hear there's quite a contest
for your charms.
:21:37
Sir, you're rude and otfensive.
I'm leaving.
:21:42
- Do you play the piano?
- What?
:21:45
I intend to be your teacher.
:21:48
I shall call tor you
tomorrow at 10:00.
:21:54
You shall be barred trom the house.
:22:03
I could not believe the outrage.
:22:05
This ugly man, surely a servant,
had called at the front door.
:22:16
I have an appointment.
:22:19
She has a piano.
:22:25
A gentleman is here to see you.
:22:27
He says he's your new music teacher.
:22:30
Father, there has been a mistake.
This man is a common oat.
:22:33
He accosted me last night.
Send him away at once.
:22:38
I will not! It would be a shame
on our household.
:22:44
Sir?
:22:53
May I present Ludwig van Beethoven?