The Shed 10

a reply to: awareness10

Yes! Whats on the happy hour menu? ☺

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You don't have to lurk dear friend. Post to your heart's content. I love what you write and how you write! HUGS!

originally posted by: fossilera
For some reason, I keep thinking it's a Monday night. Really not looking forward to work tomorrow.

For the moment, just relaxing before bed with some Philip Glass.

Hope everyone's doing alright!

This is my favorite Philip Glass piece. Melancholy..

10, cool pic!

Hi Foss and Q and Skid and Dave and lurkers! Still kind of busy, but popping in

a reply to: BASSPLYR

Hi Bass!

i promised Dragons Fairies and .. well a bar to boot lol

I'm good just relaxing after a long day. It's too hot for me, i prefer Winter.

a reply to: Night Star

Thankyou Star

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What a beautiful piece! Very soothing.

originally posted by: BASSPLYR
a reply to: awareness10

Yes! Whats on the happy hour menu? ☺

The pixies and faeries have planned a lovely garden get together with food and drinks.

a reply to: Night Star

Yes i love that one, and now this is my second.

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Oh lovely, i wish i had a yard like this. I wish i had a yard. lol.

No matter i'm next to the mountains close enough for now.

a reply to: awareness10


I listened to part of it and will listen to more later. This is the kind of thing I like to listen to when I'm writing.

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How about this yard?

a reply to: Night Star

I could dream this yard up and live there forever.

This picture reminds me of the movie, 'what dreams may come'.

a reply to: awareness10

You like Hovhannes any? His style is very similar.



My favorite (as I got a hold of a copy of the sheet music) is called "Prayer of St. Gregory". The solo gives me shivers every time I play it in person. There's two versions of the trumpet solo: One with organ, and the other with a string quintet. I managed to track down the quintet version, but here's the organ version.

a reply to: Night Star

yes it inspires the higher mind, like the greats of our past, Vivaldi, Michael Angelo, Wolfgang Sebastian Bach. To name a few. They say listening to this opens a part of the mind that would otherwise be shut off, to awakened heights.

beautiful music.

a reply to: fossilera

I don't believe i've heard him, thankyou i will have a listen now.

a reply to: fossilera

Oh very beautiful indeed!

It makes me feel like i'm sitting in a theatre in 1962 watching Ben Hur. It's a nice Visual i'm liking it. I have this habit of visualizing that which i'm drawn to.

a reply to: awareness10

These are the kind of musicians I really like on the Classical end of the scale - Honvhannes ranks with Dvorak, Glass, and several others. I love it when they attempt to paint a picture with the music. There's another in a similar vein that I'm trying to track down, as we've played his music before, but I can't remember what the composer's name is!

What a lovely concert you guys are giving here tonight. Beautiful! My Dad would have loved all of these.

Even the faeries are dancing beneath the moonlight and the stars.