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Isn't this what you wanted?
I just...
I don't know.
You don't know.
Do you not like the ring?
No. No, I...I love the ring.
You can stop.
Sorry, can you...
Uh, you can go.
Yeah.
Sorry.
Oh, um, do you need my payment info?
Oh, uh, do you take cash?
Here.
20, 40...
60...
ON A STRING
I know. I have to do it.
He'll be fine. You're freeing him.
Are you sure?
Yeah.
But... but you're never sure.
No, I'm usually sure.
I'm just afraid of what I'm sure of, so I say I'm not sure.
I just...
I just wanna be in love.
Yeah. Me, too.
You guys hungry? I ordered Chinese!
Um, one sec, Mom.
Uh, you... you can stay if you want.
Okay.
Actually, c... could you go?
I'm sorry.
I didn't think you'd say yes.
- It's too bad. I really liked him. - Stop.
I just found him so mm.
Mom, stop.
How was the wedding today?
It was nice. It was two women.
Hey.
Excellent.
I'm just saying, I...I found him very attractive and charismatic.
- Aren't I allowed to point that out? - What was the music?
We played some Beethoven Opus 18s for the prelude.
Opus 18s.
Owen, maybe Isabel could get you into one of these wedding gigs, huh?
I would never play a wedding.
It's insulting to the musicians.
I also just found him so funny.
- I didn't find him funny at all. - Shh.
Sorry.
Poor thing.
We just wanted to say thank you.
Really, it was so beautiful.
I think our father would've loved it.
He would've loved it.
Thank you.
How did he take it?
He cried.
Come over tonight?
- Oh, I can't. - Why not?
Uh, Dave actually called me and we're having dinner tonight.
Oh, no.
Not Dave!
You always eat so quickly.
I didn't realize.
No, it's fine. It's just funny.
So, are you still living in the same place?
- I have my own place now. - Hmm.
- You still with your parents? - For now, yeah.
Oh, there's a viola opening at the Phil
if you wanna take the audition.
Oh, yeah. I heard.
Man, how is it being their newest, hottest cellist?
I guess I wanna kill myself two percent less now.
Oh, come on.
I might still do it.
I'll just write a suicide note blaming the conductor.
Make him live with the guilt.
Are you doing okay?
The Philharmonic can go fuck itself.
Phony pieces of shit.
- So, are you gonna quit? - No.
No, the-the section would be lost if I left.
Yeah, what would they do without you?
Are you mocking me?
No.
I just don't feel a lot of love from people.
Dave, lots of people love you.
You're the most talented cellist I know.
Seriously!
You're so brilliant.
Isabel?
Yeah?
Thank you for coming to see me.
It's really nice to see you.
It's nice to see you, too.
It's been too long.
I'm sorry.
For what?
Everything.
For messing with you all these years.
For not knowing what I wanted.
I mean, you were there for me through a lot.
When I was sick, you know, my lowest point.
I was going through a really dark time.
And I just wanna say thank you for always being there.
Dave,
you don't have to thank me or apologize.
I know it's hard for you, but that's what makes you you.
I wanna be here for you.
I really want that.
That's so sweet.
I just broke up with the guy I was seeing.
No one's good enough for Isabel, right?
That's not true.
So, did you have anything else you wanted to talk about?
Just that, um...
Just I'm sorry and grateful for you.
- Can you turn that down? - Shh.
- Sure, sweetheart. - No, Mom!
I'm just turning it down, not off.
You might as well turn it off completely
if you're gonna turn it down.
Owen, give me a break.
I'm trying to practice for the Philharmonic audition
- and I could barely hear myself. - The Phil?
I didn't know you were auditioning. How exciting!
Why would you wanna be in the Phil?
Owen, be nice.
Remember what we talked about?
They're a top orchestra.
I mean, technically, but if you're gonna be in an orchestra,
it should be Berlin or at least Chicago.
They're halfway decent.
Well...
Really?
Well, I probably won't even get in, so whatever.
It's good you're so aware of the reality of the situation.
I'm gonna pee.
Oh, what are you... What are you doing?
- You're gonna get fired. - Uh... Oh.
Take this.
Oh, I'm not a...
I'm not a caterer. Excuse me.
What is it?
- Mm, pig in a blanket. - Oh.
Yeah. Mm-hmm.
Pig in a blanket?
- Thank you. - Yeah.
Pig in a blanket?
Isabel?
- Natalie! - Nicole.
- It's been forever. - I know.
I almost didn't recognize you without the braces.
I never had braces.
Right. That was Nicole R. You're Nicole P.
Nicole F.
So, you're a lawyer now?
That's the plan.
I'm interning at this firm while I finish law school.
And you? You're... you're a waiter.
No, actually I'm a musician.
Right. But, like, you're working here as a waiter.
No, I'm working the event as a musician.
I'm in a quartet with my best friend Christina.
She's over there.
You literally offered me food.
You know I went to Juilliard, right?
Oh, uh, congrats?
- Can you hold this for a second? - What? No, I...
Just... can you just hold this please?
Thank you so much.
- I'm not a fucking waiter. - Ha-ah.
Oh, good, you're back.
Let's play first movement of Eine Kleine.
- We just played that. - Nobody cares, nobody's listening.
Excuse me!
- Hello? - Okay, Mozart, here we go.
You wanna get food?
Oh, just go without me.
Okay, but you have to tell me everything later.
Okay.
You're not going with your colleagues?
Uh, they had to run.
Beautiful playing tonight.
First, you're with the catering company.
Then I saw you playing music and I thought,
"My God, what... what can't she do?"
It was a misunderstanding 'cause we're dressed the same.
Yeah, why are musicians always wearing black?
'Cause we're dead inside.
Could you really hear us?
Yeah, when I came up close, yeah.
But do you really mind if anybody hears?
Don't you enjoy just playing music
and getting paid for it?
I guess I should.
You probably should.
Yeah.
Well, it was an absolute pleasure for me
to hear you tonight.
I've always loved violin.
Oh, actually I play viola.
What's the difference?
Uh, it's just a little bigger.
The cello?
That's a really big one. Mine's in the middle.
Hmm. I play a little guitar.
Oh, cool.
Yeah. I only mess around.
I'm not as good as you.
Well, I don't know how to play guitar, so...
Hey, so, I guess you're pretty busy as a musician, huh?
Yeah, but never too busy to go for a drink.
What?
I was just asking if you were busy
because my daughter, she's eight,
and she needs a new violin teacher.
Do you teach violin? It seems similar enough to the viola.
Oh, you want me to teach your daughter?
Her teacher up and moved to Italy suddenly.
And my wife and I are looking for someone new.
Oh, man. That's the worst.
I hate when people just up and move suddenly.
If you happen to teach,
it would make the situation a lot less worse.
Okay. Rachel, stop.
What have I been saying the whole lesson?
Straight bow.
And what was your bow doing?
Going crooked.
And how do you fix that?
By deciding you don't want a crooked bow anymore.
You want a straight bow.
Well, have you decided?
Yes.
- How's it goin' in here? - Great.
Yeah, we did some great work on Twinkle Twinkle.
- Right, Rachel? - Yeah.
Great. Babe, you wanna go get ready?
'Cause we're gonna go to Grandma's soon.
- Okay. - Okay, great.
So, does this time next week work for you?
Yeah, sure.
- Oh. Okay. - Oh, that's great.
That is such good news.
We really appreciate you filling in so last minute.
Um, I gotta pay you.
Yeah.
Okay.
20, 40, 60...
Uh, huh, huh, huh.
- That's good. - That's 80.
Thank you so much.
- I'll see you next week. - Okay. Great.
Actually, we'll leave together.
We're all headed out.
Rachel, you ready?
Coming.
Let's get your jacket on.
I don't know if I can go back out there.
- You all wanna get drinks after? - I need to practice.
- Me, too. - Tonight?
I always practice before bed.
Yeah, I meant that to Isabel.
I'm actually taking the Philharmonic audition.
You are?
I don't wanna make a whole big thing,
but Dave said I should do it.
Well, whatever Dave says.
What does that mean?
You hate orchestra.
When have I ever said that?
I just know you do.
How?
- How's the audition prep goin'? - Good.
I've been practicing a lot actually.
That's good.
- Did you get a haircut? - Oh.
Oh! I'm contracting a recording session coming up.
You wanna do it? Unless you need the time to practice.
I'll do it.
Great. Awesome.
Great.
Did you get a haircut?
I don't remember.
Shit. I gotta go.
I'll send you the details for the recording session, okay?
Okay, thanks, bye.
Fuck.
Well, your sound is getting better.
I just love the part that goes...
No, it's...
- Well, that's what I just did. - You said...
But it's...
It's my favorite part.
Well, I keep fucking it up.
Keep practicing.
You'll get it.
The audition's in two weeks now. I don't have time to get it.
So, practice slowly every day for two weeks.
Do you use a metronome?
I don't think we're giving Isabel what she needs here.
What do you need?
Just, like, believe in me.
You have to be more specific.
I believe in you.
I don't believe you.
Thank you so much for doing this.
Thanks for having me.
Is there anything I could be doing differently or...
You sound great.
- You went to Juilliard, right? - Yeah.
That's amazing.
I went to a conservatory, too.
Not Juilliard, but I was a pianist.
And I used to play Beethoven and all that crap.
I mean, it's not crap,
but, you know, it can make you feel like crap.
How long have you played not crap?
I mean, not felt like crap,
Like, six years now.
Do you ever write your own music?
I wouldn't know what to write.
You know that feeling,
like, you just have to do something?
I did write a song once, but it sounded too cliché.
And so I never played it again.
Well, cool!
So, for tomorrow, sound check is at 7:00, show's at 8:00.
What should I wear?
Like, all black? Some color, you know?
Aw!
I mean, I would never tell you what to wear.
Just be you.
Cool.
Well, actually maybe a little sexier.
Yeah?
You but sexier.
I like you better than my old teacher.
Oh, that's nice, but I'm sure she was great.
She was okay.
But she was not as good as you.
And her breath smelled bad.
Oh, no. That's not good.
Will you tell me if my breath ever smells bad?
Okay.
So, we talk a lot about bow direction, right?
Yeah.
So, I wanna talk about a different kind of direction now.
And that's the direction of the line.
What do you think I mean by the line?
- Daddy! - Hey, you two.
Uh, sorry to interrupt.
When lesson's over, you should stay for dinner.
- Oh, I...I don't think I can... - Please stay for dinner!
So, Rachel's clearly been practicing a lot.
But, Carl, have you been practicing your guitar?
Um...
He's very private about it.
He'll only play when Rachel and I are out of the house.
I'm trying to spare everyone.
Well, you used to play for me all the time.
He sings, too.
Isabel, what's next for you?
Uh, tomorrow I'm playing with a singer-songwriter
in Brooklyn.
Ah, fun!
Yeah.
Like, in the backup band?
Trish, don't just assume she's backup.
Um, it's fine. Yeah.
I'm just joining them for some songs that need viola.
Who's the artist?
Vybe, with a Y.
That is so stupid.
Oh, God.
That is a stupid name.
- Sorry. - No, it's fine.
It is stupid.
And I wanted to hate her music so badly,
but, I don't know, she's... she's kinda got a thing.
Ugh, that is so annoying.
You know, I had something like that.
Um, do you remember Cheryl from college?
Okay. So, I went to college with this girl, Cheryl.
And we were kind of rivals.
Um, and she did this poetry reading
at, like, some coffee shop on campus.
So, I went thinking, "Oh, my God,
she's probably gonna be so bad."
But, you know, funny enough, she... she turned out to be
very... very inspiring. Very moving.
What's a rival?
It's someone you feel like you're in competition with.
But life is not a competition, sweetie.
And if you understand that now,
you'll be better off than everyone else.
That's right.
Stop. Intonation, let's build it.
We're just playing at some old guy's house, right?
- He's a patron of the arts! - How'd you meet him?
He's a big supporter of the arts and music.
And he came up to me after my recital at DiMenna.
Oh, that creepy guy.
He's harmless.
We've actually been talking a lot.
About what?
I don't know. Just, like, conversational...
- Sounds normal. - He's a patron of the arts.
- Hi. - Oh!
I didn't realize you were here. Sorry, were you napping?
It's okay. But I had the weirdest dream.
You were at your audition, and I was one of the judges.
Well, I mean, I was the only judge,
but I also... I knew there were other judges,
but they were late.
So, I was... I was excited 'cause I thought I could just pass you
since none of the other judges were there!
Oh, God. You weren't good.
And... and I couldn't pass you.
- Is your wrist hurting again? - Yeah, it'll be fine.
I just want this audition to be over. I hope you get it.
I can't even get it in your dreams.
Do you have anything sexy to wear?
Thank you.
I'm Vybe with a Y.
I love you all and because I...
They're ready for the viola now.
And bring the mood down a little bit.
Oh, my God!
- Yeah. - Hey, cheers.
- Cheers. - Cheers.
So, send me your Cash App so I can pay you.
- Thanks. I will. - And thank you.
- Did you have a good time? - Yeah!
You write great songs, and the crowd was great.
And it was great.
So, what do you do for fun?
I like movies.
Ooh!
See anything good lately?
Uh, no.
Sorry.
Oh, my God!
- Mom? - I came!
What? You didn't have to come.
This wasn't a big gig for me or anything.
I know. But I felt bad about earlier.
And I figured we could have a fun night out.
Okay. Well, what did you think of the show?
Oh, I don't know. My back started hurting in the first song,
so I just stopped listening.
Also, there's a very handsome man here,
who I heard say was here to see you.
You told me she was a good musician,
so I decided to come see.
- And what did you think? - I was into it.
She's got a thing.
- Hey, I'm Carl. - Hi. I'm Isabel's mom.
Oh!
You have an incredibly talented daughter.
Thank you. Why didn't you tell me about this one?
Oh, mom, we're not...
Your daughter teaches my daughter.
My wife and I were so happy Isabel was available
to take her on as a student.
Oh, God. Well, you're older than you look.
I hope Isabel's doing a good job?
I hope my daughter's doing a good job.
Hey! Isabel, we're doin' shots.
Oh!
Is this your mom and dad?
My mom and my student's dad.
Tight.
She's wearing my dress.
Wonderful playing tonight.
It rocked.
Thanks.
And it's like, okay...
It's like...
For once, yeah.
Hey, refill?
- Uh, we're good. I'm good. - No.
Oh, hey, your mom is amazing.
- Thanks. - No, seriously.
Appreciate the time you have with her
'cause right now she's here laughing,
but the next day she could be writhing on the floor,
she had epilepsy and nobody knew.
Oh, no. Did it happen to your mom?
Not yet.
But anything is possible.
So, how you like working with Vybe?
Oh, Vybe? Oh, she's amazing.
A true genius.
Vybey?
No.
Can we get some napkins?
- This is... Vybe! - I'm sorry.
I think she's asleep.
As long as she doesn't puke.
She won't.
Thanks for getting us the ride home.
How is it living with your parents?
They drive me crazy sometimes.
Whoever you live with will drive you crazy.
And if you live alone, you'll drive yourself crazy.
Great.
Sorry.
I can get dark.
Just tell me to shut up.
No, I don't mind.
It was nice of you to come tonight.
This wasn't, like, a big gig for me or anything.
What's a big gig for you?
I'm auditioning for the Philharmonic soon.
That'd be big if I got it.
Has that always been a dream of yours
to play in the Phil?
No.
How inspiring.
What do you do for fun?
What?
The singer, Vybe, tonight, she asked me that,
and I didn't have an answer for her.
What kind of a question is that?
I know, and it made me feel so empty.
I think it's very interesting
that you do one thing so intensely.
Really?
I mean, it's not healthy.
Stop. Second time needs to be quieter.
Actually, I need to take ten for my wrist.
We just took ten, like, ten minutes ago.
Sorry, it's really hurting right now.
My wrist hurts all the time.
I never hear you complain about it.
I have a fear of disappointing people,
so I play through the pain.
Well, why don't we just stop for today?
Is that okay with everyone?
Okay, fine.
Stop, stop, stop, stop.
This isn't working. This isn't it at all.
- Come in here. - Okay, um, just...
- What the fuck is this? - Hold on, everybody.
Just hold on, everyone.
Uh, just one second. Okay, guys?
Can you believe this? Jesus Christ.
It's fine, I'm on it.
I don't wanna read this shit!
I don't care about this fucking sheet music, okay?
I think... I think I can...
I'm so sorry.
Okay.
Okay, sorry guys.
Um, you all sound great.
Really great. Um, it's really fantastic.
Oh, okay.
Well, ladies and gentlemen, the director of the film, Aaron-
- Yeah, no, fuck all that shit. - Don't... forget all about that.
- That's not important. - Sure.
Listen, I want you all to just watch the film
and then just play.
That's all. It's pretty sim... it's not...
Like long tones, effects?
I want you to look at what she's going through.
The fear. Do you see the fear there? Play that.
Look. Look at this part here. See, look.
Oh, my God. That's so beautiful.
She's... she's taking the pills.
And... and... and that's when it gets big.
When she takes the pill, that's when it gets big.
And... and it... and it gets scary.
And intense.
And then... and then she gets in the tub.
She gets in the tub.
And it's... and it... and it gets... it's less.
It's less. And then it's calmer, thinner.
Okay? Like that.
Okay?
- What do you think about that? - Yeah? Do that.
Yeah, yeah, okay.
Absolutely.
Um, let's take the materials from, uh,
Measure 33.
And we'll... we'll just... we'll loop that.
And then we will, uh, we'll improvise some different sounds
and some bow effects.
Thank you! Good. Do that, do that.
Okay.
Is that okay, everyone?
How's it goin'?
Good.
Thanks for getting me this.
It was weird, but it was a nice break from just
quartet rehearsals and teaching.
Teaching?
Uh, how's that goin'?
You know, I actually really like it.
I think my student's dad wants to fuck me though.
How can you tell?
I can always tell.
What do you want?
Oh, fuck.
Sorry, sorry. Are they here?
Not yet. Where were you?
I forgot!
Whatever. Here.
I think you should tell them you live by yourself.
You know if I did that,
they would stop helping with rent,
and make me move to Jersey with them.
So, do more gigs and pay your own rent.
Be an adult.
You live with your parents because you can't pay rent.
I live alone. I'm the adult.
Hi, Mom.
Okay, good. All right. So, for this week,
I want you to do your bow exercises every day
for five minutes. Okay?
And then I think you're ready to go on to the next piece
in the book if you want.
So, just the first page and go through it really slowly.
And I'm gonna write all this down for your mom.
Do you have a boyfriend?
No. Why do you ask?
Hey! How'd it go?
Good. Great.
I'm just writing some notes down for Rachel for this week.
- Terrific. - Thank you.
I asked Isabel if she had a boyfriend, and she said no.
Rachel!
That's not really any of our business.
- But you told me to... - Hey, you know what?
I got a snack for you in the kitchen.
Maybe Isabel wants a snack.
Oh, I'm sure Isabel has another gig
she needs to get to.
Do you have a gig?
- No, but I should really... - Okay.
Then you can have a snack.
This is for you.
I like that teapot.
Carl said he really enjoyed your show the other night.
Well, it was nice of him to come.
Yeah.
Yeah, he just loves going to things, so...
He also told me you're auditioning for the Philharmonic.
- Yeah. - Are you scared?
Um, I'm a little nervous, but, you know,
I've been doing a lot of practice auditions for my family,
where I play for them as if it's the real thing,
and that helps.
Do you dress up and everything?
No.
And the auditions actually behind a screen
'cause they audition everyone blind,
but kinda weird to put up a screen at home.
You could audition for us.
Oh, I don't... I think I'll spare you.
Hello.
- Daddy. - Hey, honey.
Isabel's gonna practice her audition for us.
You mean for your dream job, that you're so excited for.
Is it not your dream job?
We would love to hear you play a pretend audition.
You know, I could put up a sheet
that sort of serves as a screen
so it feels, you know, more authentic.
Okay.
Thank you.
This really isn't necessary. I could just play for you guys.
Oh, no! This makes it so much more realistic.
There we go.
- Hello. - Wait.
No, Rachel, stay this side of the sheet.
Okay.
Here we go.
So, now what?
Um, okay. So, I'll just pretend to walk in,
and then when you hear me stop walking,
you can just say whenever you're ready.
Ooh!
Do you want to say that part?
- Whenever you're ready. - No, not now.
Not now.
Okay. I'm gonna pretend to walk in now.
Go.
Whenever you're ready!
- Oh. - Oh, no.
- Oh, no, no, no. - Um...
Honey, maybe just forget the sheet.
No, I don't wanna forget the sheet.
The sheet makes it better.
Okay.
See? Super easy.
Just get that guy on there and,
you know, just make sure it's stuck.
Okay!
All right. Sorry.
Do you wanna just, like, start again?
Okay.
Whenever you're ready!
Sorry, missed you there.
- The cue wasn't clear. My bad. - Why don't we try Max cuing it?
- That's a great idea. - Okay. Let's try it from there.
- Isabel, you got that? - What? You want me to cue?
Max is cuing A.
Okay. Okay.
That was so much better.
- Let's try it again. - Yeah, that felt great.
You okay?
Actually, can we take a short break?
It's hurting right now.
Have you seen, like, a doctor or anything about your wrist?
I'm fine. I just need to take breaks.
These breaks are really holding us back.
From what?
We're just playing at some old creep's house anyway.
Okay. If we're gonna break this much, we should just stop.
You're just leaving?
Sorry she's like this.
Mom?
- Mom? - What?
- Have you seen my audition music? - No, I haven't.
Turning it off!
When's the last time you had it?
Oh, shit.
You wanna turn the music back on, honey?
It's ruined now.
Why are you home? Don't you have work?
How about "I'm so glad you were here to help me"?
Sorry.
Thanks for responding to my frantic text.
I'm working from home today,
which really just means sitting around
looking at my phone.
You know, in case I get any emergency text messages
about missing sheet music.
I can't believe I forgot it here. I never do that.
- Don Juan, is this it? - Yes.
Thank you, thank you.
What would you do without me?
I don't know, honestly.
You'd be screwed.
That one looks hard.
Yeah.
Uh, it is.
Are you sure you wanna do that?
I'm never sure.
I wanna show you something.
Wait here.
- Okay. - What?
Just stay right there.
Don't move.
Come sit down.
Come here.
Sounds great.
Don't laugh.
I've been thinkin' a lot
What this is and what it's not
And my heart beats like a drum
To a rhythm I had forgot
This love is not contrived
It makes me feel alive
Feel alive, feel alive
It makes me feel alive
Feel alive...
Isabel left her music.
Daddy, why are you playing the guitar?
I'm working on something.
I'll-I'll play it for you later, Sweetie.
Go to your room now.
Yeah. Let's just go to your room.
Hi.
Shit!
All righty. I'm gonna need to collect everyone's cellphones.
So make sure you put them in the bin here
as you come in.
Grab a number for me out of the bowl.
Make sure you show it to me. Great. Thank you.
All right. Excellent. Got it.
Thank you.
Cell phones in the bin please.
Thank you.
Okay.
Got it. Thank you.
Great.
Um, now you are number one.
That means you can just head straight up
to the warm-up room.
Thank you.
Hey, are you nervous?
Okay.
- Hi, Christina. - I'm in the three o' clock.
Yes. Take a number out of this bowl.
And then make sure you leave your cellphone
in the bin.
Thank you.
- What the fuck? - What?
I can take the viola audition, too, if I want.
Are you being serious right now?
I gig on viola sometimes.
Yeah, for, like, shitty background stuff that doesn't count.
Isabel, all we do is shitty background stuff.
So, why didn't you just take the violin audition?
I did.
This is so fucked up of you.
I didn't think I would actually advance.
I can't even look at you right now.
Did you finish?
I don't think I can right now.
Okay.
What?
You want me to pay more attention to you?
Okay.
You're nice.
What?
Do you love it?
- What? - Music.
Music is the most transcendent art form,
and I choose to excel in it.
Hello.
Hi, this is Christina?
This is she.
Oh, I see.
No, that's all right. Thank you.
Have a good day.
I didn't get the Phil job.
- Speaking of which... - Wait until after the concert.
Okay.
Wait for what?
Ashley and I...
We're leaving the quartet.
What? Why?
'Cause you and Isabel
hardly acknowledge our existence.
You've never brought this up before.
It's kind of hard when you guys are always fighting.
- We're not always fighting. - I mean, we kind of are.
No, we're not!
Look, we just wanna be in a less toxic environment.
Does this hurt?
I think so.
Do you stretch before you play?
Not really.
Being a musician is like being an athlete.
You have to take care of your body.
How many hours a day do you practice?
Like, three or four.
I just took the Phil audition.
I'm gonna show you some stretches
and exercises to do.
I treat a lot of orchestral players.
Hardly any of them stretch.
I know I should stretch, but then I feel
like I could just be spending that time practicing
and I'll stretch another time.
Oh.
Hi.
How are you?
Good.
I just went for a teeth cleaning up on the 20th floor.
- Oh. - La dentiste.
Cool.
I was just at the physical therapist
on the 15th floor.
- Oh. - Tendonitis.
Oh, no.
Will you still be able to take your audition?
That already happened. I didn't get it.
Oh, sorry.
It's okay. Thanks.
I know I haven't reached out, um,
about rescheduling the lesson since I canceled the last one.
It's totally fine.
I...
I'm sorry to ask this but, um, did you...
Did you ever do anything with him?
Oh, it's going up again.
I thought we had pressed the lobby button.
You're just not gonna answer my question?
I...
Hey, kiddo.
Gettin' strong for the next audition?
I don't know.
I might be done with orchestra auditions.
After one audition?
Yeah. I don't know.
Do you like teaching?
Uh, I don't know.
How do you not know?
Uh...
I don't know.
I'm... I'm good at it.
I'm no good.
At teaching?
I don't deserve anything good in my life.
Hold on.
Where's this all coming from?
Have you ever done something bad?
I've done things I'm not proud of that I regret.
Like what?
Well, uh, I don't think they're appropriate things
for me to tell you about.
Oh.
Well, I did something bad.
Like really bad.
All right.
What's the body count?
Did you hurt somebody?
Not physically.
What did you do?
I don't know if it's appropriate.
You can tell me anything.
Anything you want.
Well, I made out with my student's dad.
And he has a wife.
And the wife knows. And maybe the kid knows, too.
I'm going to hell, right?
Oh, yeah.
And... and if you are, then I am, too.
Did you destroy a family?
Mm, no.
Technically, she...
She wa... she... we were...
Anyway, you didn't either.
- But I let it happen. - No.
I thought I kinda wanted it.
And now I've ruined their lives.
Isabel, I hate to break this to you,
but you're not that special.
What I mean is, if it wasn't you,
it... it would have been somebody else.
It maybe somebody else.
You don't know this guy.
He could be making out with all of his daughter's teachers.
You think so?
He could be.
He could be banging his daughter's math tutor
as we speak.
Yeah.
That makes me feel better.
- It does? - Yeah.
Huh.
Good.
You were supposed to navigate.
- I didn't know you needed me. - I don't!
Bravo!
Bravo.
Mm. Wow!
What a treat that was.
It was such a pleasure and honor to play
in your beautiful home.
The pleasure's all mine.
- Ours. - Oh, my goodness!
That was just out of this world!
You are all just brilliant.
The crème de la crème.
And how beautiful.
Thanks.
Honey, how did you find this remarkable quartet?
I saw Christina play an incredible recital
- at DiMenna. - Oh.
We love the DiMenna.
It's so hip.
Oh, you really must stay for some refreshments.
And there are some people here who'd love to meet you
and might want you for concerts of their own.
Oh, well, the quartet is actually breaking up.
We'd love to stay for a little and meet everyone.
I never say no to wine.
And when we wouldn't let you.
- Should we get another glass? - We shouldn't be here.
Can I just say you guys...
Guys, can we say guys anymore
with all this political correctness?
It's insane.
I mean, who knows what we can say anymore?
Your generation is militant.
You ladies were so good!
Thanks so much.
Thanks.
- I love your dress. - I love you.
But my husband and I, we were hoping that we would hear some Vivaldi.
Vivaldi's our favorite.
- Next time. - Next time.
Yes! Please.
'Cause Vivaldi reminds me of when we were in Venice.
Right, honey? Remember?
When we heard Vivaldi in Venice?
Venencia?
Hey. Uh, wanna go?
- I think we should go. - Yes.
Are you okay?
Some old guy just offered to write me into his will.
Oh, I just can't.
Oh, God. Have you seen Christina?
I thought you knew where she was.
Christina?
Can you grab this? Can you grab my stuff?
Christina!
You thought I couldn't hear ya.
Christina!
- We have to go. - Excuse me?
- We're leaving. - Wait.
- We have to go. Sorry. - What? No, I was j...
- Let her go! - I was just...
No!
Let's go.
- My violin! - Oh, I'll get it.
Where did you ladies run off to?
- Thanks so much. - Yeah.
Hey.
I'd love to see you perform sometime.
Do you have anything coming up?
No.
Bye.
Uh, excuse me?
Uh, excuse me, please?
- Please. - Can I help you?
- Oh. - Uh, beautiful.
Please, please.
Oh, you want me to take a photo of you?
Okay.
Sure.
All right. One, two...
Oh, oh.
No.
No glasses. Better.
Much better.
Okay.
One, two, three.
Here you go.