The organ says: Let everything that has breath praise the LORD! This organ located in the J.S. Bach’s house museum in Eisenach.
I am very thankful about how we can stay connected digitally. Hopefully we will see each other in person, may be in this Cafe? Or any other suggestion?
Like K said, our knowledge about piano is only a grain of sand in the ocean. However, for me, when one become my favourite, it is personal rather than greatness
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What do I do to make myself relax? Tonight, when I am not reading The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde, I am listening to Piano Concerto No. 1 in D minor, Op. 15 by Johannes Brahms.
Writing is an act of engraving memory.
1. What I care most when I die tomorrow?
2. Which stuffs that I am doing matter most after 5-10 years?
Everything that not related to the given answer, is just insignificant. Life is short, time is precious, pay more attention to stuff that really matter and bring joy.
Keeping a diary. Usually I write my diary in free style, so that my writing will flow. Other than relying on writing flow, discipline keep me writing. But how?
“Joy belongs to the one who seizes it. The song belongs to the one who sings it.” So, the mission is keep singing your song! But how many mental barriers to overcome?
I practice organ piece “Fantasia Chromatica” composed by Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck. After practicing, I could see a double rainbow in my little piece of heaven.