Just a twist
London, ON, April 2009
The instruments used to create works of sonic art are, in many respects, works of art themselves. Yes? No?
Monday, May 04, 2009
In tune
Just a twist
London, ON, April 2009
The instruments used to create works of sonic art are, in many respects, works of art themselves. Yes? No?
13 comments:
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Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely!
ReplyDeleteOh, yes! That's a beauty of a photo.
ReplyDeletenice
ReplyDeleteI used to woory that my guitar playing was not good enough, but i've learned not to fret about it
ReplyDeleteDerek Klapton
Oh absolutely!! What a lovely truth and lovely photo.
ReplyDeleteLet me be friendly on this Monday and say, it's art of a different cagegory (I grew up in Europe, and was one of two in the whole high school who loved classical music instead of the Beattles and the Rolling Stones - just to give you a hint where I am coming from).
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of my Uncle Henry who played the violin and trumpet...I always envied his talent. I can not read music... but, I can carry a tune! :) Lovely pic!
ReplyDeleteI have one! I only took 2 years of lessons, but it's so lovely and evocative that I've kept it all these years.
ReplyDeleteIndeed they ARE!
ReplyDeleteAnd I see a dear spiral too.
Russians consider their great church bells to be aural icons!
Aloha, Carmi
Mais oui!
ReplyDeleteditto all the above.
ReplyDeleteCarmi, I liked your "Tickle the Ivories" but this has a warmth that I prefer over the other it is very very good!
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