Hi, thats truly a great story. I like how the language is flowing, I have only trouble sometimes to understand Logan, but thas only me lol you should write more stories of this kind, I would have loved stuff like this when I was at school to pep up the real music lessons! Really nice done, like aa painting created out of words.

That was a great story, as well as the prequel "Silence." But, this one, "The Music Lesson" was fantastic. I have read more Fanfictions, I believe, than most of the people on this site and I pride myself on being a highly strict grader of such and this story was the best I have ever read. I am not easy to impress, but you did so with flying colors. Wolverine is my least favorite character in the comic-world and I usually don't wate my time reading fanfictions with him in them, but I made an exception for this one and I am very happy that I did. Magneto is my most favotite character ever and I usally don't like the idea of him being anything less that perfect, but this story was, itself, perfect. If you ever want to continue this story, I support you all the way and if you ever need a vote or review for this fanfiction for any reason at all, don't hesitate to E-Mail me and ask for my help.

With stonding applaus,

Prince Joker

This is a powerful story, and it just gives me that feeling where my throat closes up and I want to make sure I have a tissue. Not for 'poor crippled Mags' but because of what the whole thing says about the human spirit, and because it is a fantastic musical peice, with Beethoven's own personal sorow thrown in as well.

Lucinda

breathlessly beautiful tale...lovingly wrought and a marvel to read...

nice...very nice... So nice...

I'm actually crying. Powerful. Beautiful. You've done Alara's piece a great deal of justice.

wonderful story! i didn't even expect it to be Wolvie. very creative.

I liked this alot. Very powerful. :)

Beautiful. There's no other word. Beautiful.

*Excellent,* Dannell. I loved Alara's first piece about this topic, and this was a terrific follow-up. AND you used my boy! :) Wondermus. Enjoyed it tremendously. It made me hear the music.