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Friday, June 30, 2006
On Music Appreciation

How sad that not a lot of people from my generation can listen to classical music and find the beauty in it. They don't find the time to listen to what the notes try to convey. There's a story to every song out there even if does not have words. Anyway, when I have children, I hope they'd share my love for classical music or just be able to listen to everything and find that one that you connect to and that talks to you.
P.S.
People who can't seem to digest old music should listen to Maksim Mvrica or Michael Buble. Modernizing songs of yesterday. Very innovative.
i just noticed the incoherent mumbo jumbo I put in here when I was in high school. And to think these are are supposed to be assignment answers on Computer Science.

Posted by Lex, 11:33:00 PM | Habeo in Animo | 0 Censere