Based on Ketil Bjørnstad’s novel “To Music” Diana Leesalu has created a production that talks about the dedication of being the best. One of the greatest pianists in history, Arthur Rubinstein, has said that he never practices over three hours a day. “There are books I want to read, women I want to get to know, pictures I want to look at and wine that has to be drunk.” But to be able to afford practicing only three hours a day, one has to be Arthur Rubinstein. All others practice seven or twelve hours a day. Which is definitely a high price to pay for the chance to be at the top. Especially since practice alone might not always be enough. In order to mediate something extraordinary to others, the artist themselves must have that special something… But what is it?