Originally posted by jayne lee wilson
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The slow death of classical threads.....
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It isn't given us to know those rare moments when people are wide open and the lightest touch can wither or heal. A moment too late and we can never reach them any more in this world.
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Originally posted by cloughie View PostI wouldn’t have thought that necessary - but have you never eg listened to radio and the music played was instantly switch-offable or are you happy to listen to anything?
I guess that's one reason why streaming has come to be a personalised radio-player for so many....
It can lead to serendipitous discovery..... that need for the calm, the Zen, led me, mazily, to find early plainchant, choral and obscure Barocco on Qobuz I'd never have tried otherwise...
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Originally posted by jayne lee wilson View PostCare to elaborate....?
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Originally posted by jayne lee wilson View PostEr.... I simply thought that if soul or body need the healing touch, the sufferer would choose the music carefully to avoid your "reverse-remedial"...
I guess that's one reason why streaming has come to be a personalised radio-player for so many....
It can lead to serendipitous discovery..... that need for the calm, the Zen, led me, mazily, to find early plainchant, choral and obscure Barocco on Qobuz I'd never have tried otherwise...
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Originally posted by MickyD View PostThanks folks, for all the nice messages.
I agree, Jayne, music has great healing powers. Currently working my way through the discography of the wonderful young French harpsichordist Jean Rondeau. The cat very much approves - he is laid out in a Zen like state in front of the speaker!
Very glad indeed to see you posting again - and sympathies for the less than agreeable aspects of your treatment régime. I have the Jean Rondeau Rameau and Royer CD somewhere (which I like very much). I know that I shouldn't be distracted by appearances but I kept wondering how on earth he manages with the full Abraham hair 'n straggly beard look. Anyway, great to know that he is providing you (and the cat) with solace and enjoyment.
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Originally posted by HighlandDougie View PostMicky
Very glad indeed to see you posting again - and sympathies for the less than agreeable aspects of your treatment régime. I have the Jean Rondeau Rameau and Royer CD somewhere (which I like very much). I know that I shouldn't be distracted by appearances but I kept wondering how on earth he manages with the full Abraham hair 'n straggly beard look. Anyway, great to know that he is providing you (and the cat) with solace and enjoyment.
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