
Here is what I wrote two weeks back about Polla Vinayean,
Beyond the Audible Frequency
For the first time in my life, a song treated and healed my soul piercing my body and ears and made me realize that there is music beyond audible range (20 to 20k Hz). In this frequency, you will not play the CD, you will not hum the tune, you will not hear it anywhere around but yet you can feel the music and your soul will be vibrating to the rhythm of that music. Try to listen to this song in that frequency and you can feel the same. This song has completely occupied my soul and every second I am (not hearing, not humming, not singing) but ????ing this music.
Also Coincidentally
As of now my favorite music piece that I enjoy playing with my keyboard is “Ode to Joy” composed by Beethoven. I am beginner of Western classical piano and I always wish to play this piece first when I sit in front of the keyboard. It is a very simple yet beautiful composition.
Have you ever felt a song in your mind even without listening to it?
Suresh,
ReplyDeleteVery very very thought provoking piece.
I'd have to say however that - what comes from within has been heard.
I read a beautiful explanation of how 'time' element is critical to music i.e. if you sing 'sa' today and come back tomorrow and sing 'ri' and so on - what you hear is not music - just sounds, only when they get time-sequenced do you get melodies.
If Beethoven could time-sequence in his mind, he should have definitely enjoyed it too.
I sure have felt melody within me :-)
Yeah,
ReplyDeleteAs i am lerning piano now, i know the importance of "time" for music. It you sustain a note even for one more count than the actual, the melody will be lost.
http://www.unheardbeethoven.org/
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Apparently, beethoven went deaf, beacuse he used to immerse ihis head in cold water, to remain awake so that he could compose his music. By the time he composed Symphony # 9 (his greatest, my all time favorite!!!), he was totally deaf!!!
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TLB
Jacky: Thanx for the link, it was very useful
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