Yesterday afternoon I noticed a flyer on social media advertising a concert in Wrightwood by some local musicians. It started in ten minutes! I hurriedly counted out twenty-five dollars from my wallet and jumped into my car.
I arrived in plenty of time, said hello to a few people I recognized, and found a seat on the aisle. The band was seasoned and well rehearsed. I knew some of artists from previous performances that I had attended. It was exciting to see them onstage playing with such ease and enjoyment. All the years of training, practice, and persistence were evident. I love being in the presence of master energy.
I stayed afterward and chatted with each of the men from the cast, complimenting them on their performances. It was still light outside when I arrived back at the cabin. Inspired, I sang through my songs and worked on some choreography in the living room. I was so jazzed from the music! I couldn’t sleep. Normally I wind down slowly before bed with yoga. It is getting to the point that when I am at a concert, I feel like I AM the music. It is an amazing and spiritual sensation.
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Sounds like it was a lovely experience! My daughter is a member of the alumni chorus as UC-Berkeley and she is rehearsing for their spring concert to be held later this month. I wish I could attend, but, I'm not able to.
ReplyDeleteOh, I wish you could go, Bless. Choruses are so wonderful. Music is so healing.
DeleteLovely photo of you. There is nothing as wonderful as attending a live music event.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Anita. I agree. The older I get, the more I appreciate live music.
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