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The Undertone: terza rima
Underneath the skin, a single notion supports how life unfolds from start to end. Beneath the bustle of the world’s commotion, it floats in just a whisper on the wind. In quiet moments, it can be detected, first here, then … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged #BookofForms, music, overtone, poetic forms, relief, silence, sonnet, sound, terza rima
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3. Be born
Everyone that I know was at one point born – so far as I know, all joking about hatching in the desert sun under the watchful eyes of vultures aside. I am no exception. The facts are readily verifiable: at … Continue reading
Posted in Conversations
Tagged birth, life, Montaigne, music, My Life Around Art, perceptions, rebirth, religion
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Music and me
There are those who imagine “magical” places like they are scenes from the “happily ever after” part of a fairy tale: in a strange twist, they believe the hereafter, the great beyond, and the future tense of once upon a … Continue reading
Posted in Statements
Tagged autobiography, biography, language, memoirs, music, transformation
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Don’t Touch That Dial
This morning I was a guest on the KZBL “Jamming with Johnny” talking about the Tricentennial CD and my song on it. I realized that the only other time I’ve been on the radio was about 30 years ago back … Continue reading
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Tagged music, Music, radio, specialization, universal language
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Keith Jarrett and the Abstract Truth
Keith Jarrett once said that the more you know about the piano, about harmony, the harder it is to decide which note to play next. Because you’ve moved from thinking of seven possible notes (the ones right under your fingers, … Continue reading
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Tagged education, information, keith jarrett, music, social media
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A Song
My ears already hear the morning lark. Listening far beyond my sight I have begun. So we absorb what we seem to not touch; it vibrates us, even from a distance – and fills us, even if we do not … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged breath, daily poems, music, NaPoWriMo, Rainer Maria Rilke, songs
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