I would like to think that I can feel, and do feel, a great stirring in my soul when I hear great music. I also know that I gotsta pay the bills! <grin> In the situation below, I would reluctantly turn off the car <sigh>, tune the piano, finish my day, go straight home as soon as I could, put the CD in the player, pour two fingers of Glenlivet on the rocks, gather the wiener dog in my lap, sit down and bask. Problem solved. <big grin> Season's Greetings!! Steve Borgstrom Brooklyn Park, MN On Sunday, December 22, 2002, at 12:27 PM, <tune4u@earthlink.net> wrote: > I think people who can chat while listening to--or walk away from--"The > Great Gate at Kiev," the Largo from Dvorak's 9th, most of Chopin, most > of > Mozart, and many, many other pieces of inspired music, simply have no > soul--or at best they are sure missing a great gift of the Spirit, > being > unable to feel and appreciate the joy and passion of such music. > > Okay, your a 1/2 mile from the next client and running 20 minutes > late. On > "Classic 99", the trombone has just entered Bolero on that sweet, high > B-flat ..... what do you do, what DO you do?
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