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   From: ninthcommandment@aolistoast.com   
      
   On Sat, 19 Feb 2005 14:32:07 +0000, none <""john\"@(none)"> wrote:   
      
   >>>>Italian composer and violinist Giuseppe Tartini dreamed the music for   
   >>>>his finest work, "The Devil's Sonata".   
   >   
   >I certainly do not have a musical ear. I have tried quite hard, but I   
   >don't manage to play an instrument without my musical friends   
   >complaining that it's out of rythm, bad intonation etc. Singing is even   
   >worse.   
   >   
   >However, when I dream, I can hear wonderful music, sounding perfect to   
   >me. I can hear (existing) classical music with all instruments playing,   
   >as if I listended to a live orchestra.   
   >   
   >I believe this is very strange! On the one hand, I don't seem to have   
   >much of a musical ability. On the other hand, my brain is able to   
   >produce difficult pieces with, as it seems to me, perfect recall.   
   >   
   >Have you had the same experience? Will I ever be able to use my brains   
   >(appearant) ability to play music while not sleeping? How?   
   >   
   >              / John   
      
   I've had a number of dreams featuring fantastic music. If I could   
   reproduce it I could easily give Brittany Spears another top ten hit   
   or the Rolling Stones another great sounding song. The music i hear is   
   all top 40 or rock and roll.   
      
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