while this is clearly an experimental OC, I decided to give the details.

name: Franz Alban(not related to alban berg) Tyrol

homeplace:
-wien/vienna austria(formerly, birthplace and where he grew up and studied classical music, debuted at age 10 - 11)
-budapest, hungary(first international debut for most violin competitions)
-bonn germany(the birthplace of beethoven, where he begun to play in quartets with other musicians.)
-Japan(currently. moved there. in the same town where mimi and nyami actually lived though he lived in a different house.)

birthdate: novemeber 26(a pun/reference to when beethoven wrote the replacement for Op. 130, November (uknown date) 1826.)

gender: male

species: human

eye-color: black

hair color: black

hobby: practicing/playing the violin, reading and studying notes(which he overdue sometimes through nighttimes. from 9:00 PM to an astonishing 4:50 AM. though not all night..), making new allies, etc.

relatives: (his family he was raised and thought music by.)

likes: classical music, reading, sometimes pop-music, online and irl communicating, going to parks, getting his salary since he had a independent job as a classical musician and with other of he collogues(when preforming in quartet)

dislikes: conflicts, getting pressured, crashing out, arguments, getting into fights, negativity, un-nuanced people when having arguments, cancel culture, overbearing classical-music professors and purists, and having himself and someone he knew or didn't knew getting bashed on for something they liked.

let's also look at some of the quirks and bizare facts about Mr. Tyrol(Pt. I):

-the sleepless nights just to study sheet-music.(we all know this by know). before recitals and/or even rehearsals and practices.) this was done so that performances and renditions of classical pieces from haydn, mozart, beethoven(mostly), etc. to flow with the phasing, speed and volume for better momentum.

-he forgot he owned a CAR. while moving to a town, this would literally also be by also renting a car after a long subway trip right there. and even after he rented and own one, he didn't used it for transport. rather, he would just walk, use a bicycle or an electric scooter. because didn't want to pay for car needs. though in japan, the prices are moderately priced, he still wouldn't use his car just to save onto some money.

-he actually played 4 instruments!(the violin, viola, cello and the piano.). since he actually started his musical journey at the age of 10.(he started learning beginner pieces by the age of 4 - 5), he would also learn to play other instruments. both the cello and viola where from the help of his collogues(at around the ages of 12 - 16), and the piano from his father and/or teacher. while he would literally do a one-man digital recording online/home concert, though as his free time or as a semi-experiment. though is still worth the learning and playing(good lord, imagine him playing beethoven's Op. 129(rage over a lost penny on the piano..)).

-while chaotic and delinquent in personality, he was humble, tidy and clean when preforming in concerts. though what shouts the louder is his expressions, phrasing, and the volume of his playing along other players within him.

(Pt. II):

-the famous alcohol/hand-sanitizer method. to copy that Beethoven lifestyle, he would definitely rub some hand-sanitizer/rubbing alcohol on his hands or arms when practicing or after eating with his bear hands and/or washing hands first before hand-alcoholing whenever there is a public bathroom or hand-washing area(in restaurants), though this is moderate and normal in comparison to what beethoven actually did(which is pouring ice-cold water over himself just to stimulate his brain. this cause complaints from tenants. and also noting that tyrol bathe during the night before going to slumber(or his infamous sleepless note-reading routine.))

-he literally conducts music. not like in orchestras, like when he's literally listening to classical music. in a symphonic reprtoir. mostly at home and in private, he would almost accurately imitate or feel the music within', though he's not a literal conductor in a sense, still worth trying to self-teach himself how when and why.

song/genre: classical(from classical to romantic era)

song: the sparking rage over a lost peny(rage over a lost peny, Op. 129)

Sprites and gamplay triggers

Neutral: his casual idling either holding his casual violin or sitting-down on a piano-bench with his hands of a grand piano.

Great / Perfect / Fever: would literally play faster or even furious.

Bad(missed note): would snap out of his rythm, would get all sweaty and would play wrong notes.

Win: he either plays the last notes, lays off his violin from his neck, hold the violin by its neck and the bow by its frog simultaneously in their right hand/raises is hands after hitting the last chord in the piano and gets up from his piano-stool/bench, smiles as he takes a polite bow to the audience, pulls a handkerchief from his pocket before taking one last bow and leaving.

Lose: he would literally sit on a chair(when playing the violin as his violin is safely cased/hanging on the sheet-music stand through the scroll) or a piano stool(when playing the piano in his song), but his sheet music is scattered everywhere as he looks blankly, covers his eyes as if he had another fatigue since 4:50 AM.