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let's start!
March 24, 2005 @ 04:46 AM
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hi!
i would like anybody who knows sth about ancient music or its developement to write here.
or anybody who is interested in music and wants to tell sth that he wants to tell- accepted anything. u could talk even about today's music, what do u think about the groups or singers that create in any possible way "their" music.
hope u will enjoy in conv. buh-bye
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Re: let's start!
March 27, 2005 @ 06:06 AM
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thanx for beautifull project
i consider music the best language between all
Arabic music is beautiful also
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Re: let's start!
March 28, 2005 @ 04:18 AM
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yes music definetly is the best language! by the way, yesterday i read about a palestinian/israeli duet who will sing for peace! i thouth that was really cool!
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how are u involved?!
April 18, 2005 @ 01:58 AM
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well, sice u mentioned it ... does anybody else sings in a chour or in a band?! or are u just a passive member of music- u support it just by listening it?!
does anybody of u sing when u shower?! or where do u sing, if u sing?!
what do u feel when u are listening to the music?!
more questions next time since then- bye bye
p.s. if anybody of u is interested in doing sth about your native music- music in your country- let me know- send me a message or write it here or sth.
before next document is posted i just need to find out some words in eng.- expressions, if anybody knows them- contact me. and the document will be on line soon byebye
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music binds ppl
April 18, 2005 @ 11:49 AM
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yea...i agree that music is the universal language that binds ppl together even when you dunno what they are singing... from my part of the world .. well i am from singapore.... (part of asia) choral music is really catching up in our side and there are a lot of competition for choirs ongoing... schools in singapore for example are making choir a compulsory curriculum which means all the schools in singapore must have choir...
isn't it great?!
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i am involved
April 19, 2005 @ 01:28 AM
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Guess i can start by saying that i have been singing in the choir since i was 13 years old.. so its been 10 years for me now. I am also heading a choral group in the community since 1998 and we are currently preparing for our debut concert this december.
I aspire to be a choral conductor in 2 years time because i want to spread my passion for music and singing to students and i think through singing, people can relate to the song, what its about, the feel and emotions are involved too. So thats how i hope to help people from my area learn more about music.
Currently, i am exploring and researching more about Asian music such as chinese, japanese and even filipino music because the chords and texture of these moving music is totally different and ethnic when compared to the western worlds.
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May 10, 2005 @ 01:26 AM
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well, document about music in china and japan will soon be on line. i have already written it, but i have to finish sth about palestine and rome. so, like u said that u studied about it a little bit. u could share with us. u could write sth about how it is today and stuff like this. and you could tell a little more about if u know what i will write?! well, think about it.
and as i heard drbadr- i hope i didn't misspronounced it, said, that she will soon contribute sth to us. hard to wait. we are all waiting for everybody to tell sth.
well, have a nice day.
buh-bye
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May 26, 2005 @ 01:25 AM
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Music is great - it's addictive and something I rely on for sanity and peace. It's a universal language and saviour. It's a powerful gift.
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May 27, 2005 @ 04:15 AM
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it really is. it's sth u can't just tell with words, if u really feel it u usually stay wordless.
i wondering how many of u can read notes?!
and what do u guys think when u listen to music?! have u noticed that music is really good u can work indisturbed, but if it is disturbing, if u don't like it u can't concentrate no matter what ... ?!
and did u know that it is scientifically proved, that when they played Mozart's music crystals displayed roses on the wall, but when they played matal music, crystals made unproper forms ... ?! what can music do to things ...
oh, and cows, which listened to classical music produced more milk that those ones without music ... well, thise are just some facts ... if u know any u can tell them here ... or u can made a word text ...
best wishes to all ...
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July 15, 2005 @ 03:28 AM
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Wow, I wonder why that is. It must be something to with the wavelength/frequency changing the orientation of the crystal's atoms. Although I'm skeptical about it showing a "rose". :P
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July 19, 2005 @ 09:58 AM
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Originally posted by urssulasss
and did u know that it is scientifically proved, that when they played Mozart's music crystals displayed roses on the wall, but when they played matal music, crystals made unproper forms ... ?! what can music do to things ...
oh, and cows, which listened to classical music produced more milk that those ones without music ... well, thise are just some facts ... if u know any u can tell them here ... or u can made a word text ...
best wishes to all ...
Yeah, I saw that documentary a few years ago. Not only were the flowers drawn to the speakers that played Mozart's music, but the flowers in the other sound booth that were listening to the heavy metal turned away from the speakers and died after a day or two while the flowers that were listening to Mozart's music survived for about a week and a half or more.
I haven't heard about the cows producing milk ... haha ... that's kind of funny, though. Do you remember where you saw that?
IPaS,
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July 25, 2005 @ 07:16 AM
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well, my grandpa has a farm (it sounds a little bit funny, i know), and when he plays classical music they produce more milk than they do if he plays other music, except for our native music (with accordians) ...
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July 26, 2005 @ 12:51 PM
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yeah the choir thing...they sure are catching up in india to...we have wonderful choir festicals for christmas...i used to sing for my school choir and theres nothing i enjoyed more...i used to play the base for sometime to..
woah this mozart thng reminded me of a boring lecture my hindi teacher once gave us..she talked about singing to her pots everyday and it seems the roses grew twice as fast...
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July 28, 2005 @ 02:35 AM
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Originally posted by generalinsanity
woah this mozart thng reminded me of a boring lecture my hindi teacher once gave us..she talked about singing to her pots everyday and it seems the roses grew twice as fast...
LOL ... reminds me of my music history teacher. Do not read any further if you do not want to be grossed out!
My music history teacher is a very old man. He speaks very slowly and softly and likes to yell out bold remarks from time to time. He said that instead of ... you know ... fondling with himself ... he would listen to Monteverdi's 'L'Orfeo' because the piece was so sensual ...
Bwahaha! Okay, sorry if that creeped you guys out.
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January 1, 2006 @ 06:51 AM
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hehe. that's a good one.
did u listened to moneverdi's operas then? and how come u've got music history teacher. do u go to music school?
um ... how many composers do u know? (i'm askin this question all of u that r reading this)
what do u think of classical music? (am also referring to u all too
pls try to answer these 2 questions tnx
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