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Category Archives: music
Musical Bowls …Floral Friday
For the last day of the first month, using freshly polished crystal bowls seemed like a good idea. Today we have two clear large bowls and one smaller tinted bowl. All three give pleasing musical tones when gently hit. No … Continue reading
Posted in Floral Arts, music, Vintage Collectables
Tagged fine crystal, glass bowl vases, Målerås Crystal
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Finalé
The life symphony, opus 2019 is in the last segment of its finalé. Has the piece unfolded as promised during its prelude this January? Did your personal orchestra have a dream to play? Was it an intense vision? Were there … Continue reading
Effulgence
After the conclusion of the violin concerto, the public radio announcer back-announced the piece by Antonio Vivaldi. The announcer confessed that Vivaldi is one of his favorite composers. He said that Vivaldi’s effulgence was manifested in his numerous compositions for … Continue reading
Posted in Meanderings, music
Tagged Antonio Vivaldi, brilliance, comprehension, effulgence, intelligence, radio announcing, simple language
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Celebrate Your Unique Talent Day
This year, Celebrate Your Unique Talent Day falls on a Sunday. This is an ideal opportunity to practice, perform, or otherwise engage with our talents. I use the plural form of talent because all of us have more than one. … Continue reading
Posted in art, cultural highlights, Hometown, Meanderings, music, Youth
Tagged avocational interests, desire, persistence, practice, talent, talent development, vocational skills
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Syzygy
My friend Marcus played a short piece by Mozart on his electronic synthesizer because he wanted my opinion about performances of classical music on contemporary electronic instruments. “Klavierstück in F, K 33b” is a very short keyboard ditty written by … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Gadgets, Meanderings, music, philosophy, Science
Tagged alignment, opposition, syzygy, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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Pondering Happiness
I stumbled across an old mix-tape last night while searching through a shoe-box full of trinkets and miscellaneous small items. Out of curiosity I popped it into the ghetto blaster. After several songs into the first side, “Kodachrome” by Paul … Continue reading
Posted in Contemplation, cultural highlights, music, philosophy, Youth
Tagged happiness, Kodachrome, nostalgia, Paul Simon, San Francisco Bay Area
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Free
“You’re Free To Go” I heard the old song on the radio while standing in a queue to pay for a few items at the Dollar General store. One of those weekend country music countdown shows had featured the Jim … Continue reading
Posted in cultural highlights, Hometown, music, philosophy
Tagged freedom, oppression, restrictions, tyranny
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