Momiji is a little flighty about music, at times.
He'll go through periods where he's airy and playful about it, practicing with his violin off and on, then spend half a month being quietly gung ho, acting like his free time exists just for the sake of flouncing into his room after school and finding new pieces to work at. And, more rarely, he'll seem to forget about it entirely, his afternoons and evenings all taken up by something completely separate. These last few weeks, for various reasons, have been one of the latter instances.
Not today, though! Today, he's far too busy having a gigantic crush on Franz Schubert.
Instead, he's settled in a chair not far away from the Bar's piano, so that he can prop open a book of music against it. A violin (on loan from Ms. Bar, since his own is stuck at home) is in his hands, and he's just starting in on a
sonata by the aforementioned composer. It doesn't sound particularly whole or complete, at the moment, both because the piano part is missing and because this is only one of the first times he's tried his hand at playing it.
But he looks happy enough to be going over it - and with his eyes closed, rather than lighting on the page, for the time being, he might not notice any lookers-on.