I love the richnessOf musical chords
How one note
Can subtly alter
The overall sound,
Often bringing
Richness and completion
To a musical phrase.
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Live in Cornwall and love music and spiritual matters. Am attempting to develop creative abilities through writing.
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- Mystic Musician
- My name is Liz Allmark and I live in a beautiful part of Cornwall where I feel deeply connected with the Earth and sea around me and to the Divinity both inside and out!
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Yes, yes, - I hear what you are saying...I am an organist and just investigating keyboards.
ReplyDeleteI love it too! How I wish I could master the keyboard! Alas, I am tone deaf :(
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed, Hildred and Charles, organs look so complex to play! I find my keyboard, which I inherited from my son when he left home, just right for me but don't know how to use all the functions yet and treat it more like a piano. But it's lovely for chords!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rose for your comments. Music and creativity can come in so many forms though!
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