Posted on February 24, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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Looking out over the expanse of neatly arranged chairs, that in a few hours will be teeming with concert-goers, the stark contrast is clear. This anticipatory lull is prelude to a great crescendo of excitement. It’s as if calm before the storm; the lows… Continue Reading “Silent Eloquence”
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Category: A Musician's Notebook, BCF/BCI, BCI, Creative Writing, DPChallenge, Music, Photo Essays, Photography, Postaday, Prose, Well-struck Notes, WordPress ChallengesTags: 1812 Overture, Beethoven, Choral Singing, DPchallenge, Epcot, Fermata, Illuminations, LaBoheme, Mimi, Mozart, Mozart Grand Mass in C Minor, Orchestral Performance, Puccini's LaBoheme, Rodolfo, Silence in Music, Tchaikovsky, Verdi, Verdi Requiem, Wordpress
Posted on September 22, 2013
by Joanne Edith
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****************** Suddenly, I’ve stopped tumbling through time. Suddenly, I’m witness to his silent moment of triumph. Suddenly, I see, that he hears only through pulsing stringed vibrations and deafened, thundering applause. Suddenly, I weep. ******* This weekend, we want you to give us a… Continue Reading “The Sound of Silence (Vienna; May 7, 1824)”
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Category: Music, Poetry, Trifecta Writing Challenge (Archives), Well-struck NotesTags: Beethoven, Beethoven's 9th, Deafness, Postaday, silent moment, Time Travel, time travel story, Trifecta Writing Challenge (Archives), Vienna