Music Classroom

If you happen to find yourself walking along to the end of the corridor on the third floor, you may just come across a small, rather old looking heavy wooden door (fifth on your left), wrought with iron studs, with a heavy metal ring for a handle. Through this door is a surprisingly large room, with high stone ceilings and plenty of shadows. This would would be the classroom of music Prof Sasha di Angelico. The room is a curious mixture of old and Gothic, and new and gaudy. The dark stone walls are mainly draped with heavy dark crimson velvet wall hangings, with a large mahogany desk up near the far wall, and smaller little desks and tables dotted around the room. Along with desks (which seat up to three, with a squeeze), there are a two large and inviting sofas - one leopard print of sorts, the other dark green velvet with silver stars. Sheets of music, and ink blotched parchment are strewn everywhere - on tables, desks, couches, squishy chairs and on the two old pianos situated at opposite ends of the room. The entire room is lit by many flickering candles, dotted all over.