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Author Topic: "Honesty, and Afterthoughts" -- improv, 8.26.07  (Read 508 times)
Mayla
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« on: August 27, 2007, 05:43:22 AM »

Been inspired by some outdoor adventures and inner realizations lately.  I am hoping that soon I will kind of fall upon something completely new and more "me" -- however, this particular improv (from today) is something that I would call "honest" and it is based on what I would term "honesty" -- hence its title.

Thanks for listening  Smiley.

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« Reply #1 on: August 27, 2007, 02:59:42 PM »

As soon as you post an improv I need to listen and comment. Sorry if it's too much but I simply can't resist Grin And today I actually have made quite a few efforts to be not the first. Tongue I just can't stop saying something is wonderful when it is wonderful, again and again.

This is a music that seems not to begin nor to end, as if it was part of something that just goes on and on. Your music is always honest. And all of your pieces are special and precious to me. I get also more and more sure that it's not just because I am biased, since I occasionally let some of my friends and fellow musicians listen to your music and right yesterday someone was so moved by it, this person was completely astonished about the effect that three of your pieces had on her. She said that the moment when she listened to this music, while we were driving through a beautiful landscape, was feeling like a moment that she would never forget  Smiley

This piece makes me dream, and sing along (fortunately nobody listens to my singing lol) This culmination at about 3.31 and everything afterwards is like heaven, you know, it's just like everything was fine and good. You are telling a huge story with your pieces and this is an important part of the whole story. You brought me to a part of a world that I would never have known of, without your music. Keep posting and playing and trying out and being happy about the endless and profound possibilities Smiley

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« Reply #2 on: August 28, 2007, 06:13:22 PM »

Simply beautiful.

Jef
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« Reply #3 on: August 29, 2007, 05:20:30 AM »

As soon as you post an improv I need to listen and comment. Sorry if it's too much but I simply can't resist Grin And today I actually have made quite a few efforts to be not the first. Tongue I just can't stop saying something is wonderful when it is wonderful, again and again.

This is a music that seems not to begin nor to end, as if it was part of something that just goes on and on. Your music is always honest. And all of your pieces are special and precious to me. I get also more and more sure that it's not just because I am biased, since I occasionally let some of my friends and fellow musicians listen to your music and right yesterday someone was so moved by it, this person was completely astonished about the effect that three of your pieces had on her. She said that the moment when she listened to this music, while we were driving through a beautiful landscape, was feeling like a moment that she would never forget  Smiley

This piece makes me dream, and sing along (fortunately nobody listens to my singing lol) This culmination at about 3.31 and everything afterwards is like heaven, you know, it's just like everything was fine and good. You are telling a huge story with your pieces and this is an important part of the whole story. You brought me to a part of a world that I would never have known of, without your music. Keep posting and playing and trying out and being happy about the endless and profound possibilities Smiley

Wolfi, thank you very much for such a great post Smiley.  Of course I don't mind at all if you like to comment in my threads and on my music.  It's quite the opposite, of course, I appreciate it very much Smiley.

Simply beautiful.

Jef

Jef, what a complete surprise to have you visit and post in.  What a completely wonderful surprise.  Thank you Smiley.
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« Reply #4 on: August 29, 2007, 03:55:25 PM »

Jef, what a complete surprise to have you visit and post in.  What a completely wonderful surprise.  Thank you Smiley.

You are most welcome.

Jef
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