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Originally Posted by CTenaLouise
I have not met many patients who weren't brilliant, the forum is very
intellectual, although kind as well
I spend time reading poetry - writing poetry - mainly for fun -to me it's creative journalling.
I kept a dairy as a child, and when I dream -sometimes I write them down as well, I enjoy quotes...
dear Lloyd,
you have a caring wife - so lovely that she plays music for you...
dear john,
you are a music lover as well -very beautiful -
I found Bach Fuge on youtube - a harpist
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCaniZpghFE
this is beautiful as well ...
link to awesome
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipzR9bhei_o
one of my personal favorite classical music is - clair de lune
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pA8BmJ4j68 |
Thank you for the links, Tena. In general I find this forum to be intellectual. With the members speaking (writing) pretty well thought out posts and none of the personal bashing that I've seen in other forums.
"Claire de Lune" is one of my favorites as well. I like the whole Bergmasque Suite, which has some really nice pieces in it like the Passepied. Debussy's music is truly wonderful, and as he matured, he explored harmonies that were unheard of in his time. One of his later pieces that I love is his "Jardin sur la pluis" He evokes that feeling of a summer afternoon thundershower with wind and lightning. At the end the piece becomes bright and happy like the sun has come out.
The Bach fuge I'm working on is not one of the more common ones. This is from his collection of Fantasies and Fuges for keyboard. I figured that if I work on something less common it would be more difficult for others to tell if I make any mistakes.
John