Life Quote by Markus Zusak

“In one room the carpet had been rolled back, and a hunchback wearing a velvet smoking-jacket was playing an accordion, writhing backwards and forwards…

— Anthony Powell

“Of my own accord I want to learn the accordion, according to a cord (not a chord).”

— Jarod Kintz

“The music washed over Shane as he stepped into a dimly lit space.  Thick rugs covered the floor, and stacks of written music were…

— Ron Ripley

“The accordion and the whores and the retching,' he said. 'That's our music.”

— Paula McLain

“The next night, after a monotonous day at work, I found myself drawn away from my room down the same stairs, to the same…

— Stephanie Skeem

“Many contemporary composers have been building walls of sounds following their own clever devices. But then, who lives inside those rooms?”

— Toru Takemitsu

“Wat happens in the band room stays in the band room”

— John Green

“the stairwell and into the room where I will decide the rest of my life. The room is arranged in concentric circles. On the…

— Veronica Roth

“I had read and admired Ballard and Burroughs, and I thought of them as very powerful effect pedals. You get to a certain place…

— William Gibson

“The landlord called our new home a railroad apartment: each room leading to the next, like railway cars.”

— Christina Baker Kline

“The orchestral music is glorious but I wish they'd stop playing for a minute: it's very hard to eavesdrop properly over a grand piano…

— Holly Smale

“You know how these chaps can be. They promise to put everything in its place, but then you move in and find that they’ve…

— T E Kinsey