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|    Ouisie to Jim D    |
|    Re: a most bizarre conversation    |
|    22 Apr 19 16:45:10    |
      From: someone@anywheret.net              "Jim D" wrote in message news:201904221458048635-Not@ThisAddresscom...              > How many musical partnerships end over something as simple as this ?       > Probably a lot.              I'd say it depends entirely on the Maturity, or Imaturity level.              > Trying to get hobbiests to act like serious players just isn't normally in       > the cards. Too many see playing out as some sort of fantasy role playing       > thing or something.              They're only fantasies until they become reality, which is why playing nice       big concert venues is what I aspire to.       And it is a role to play - a very important one! Each performer has the role       of bringing the Music to life and imparting it's Vibe, meaningfulness, and a       trip into the Love Vibe, to the audience! That's no small task and       definitely not one for the overgrown naughty, Stupid children who never grew       up!              > From the audience it looks all just all fun, simple, easy. At least rock       > and roll.              I believe if they truly found it to be that way, they'd endeavor to become       performers and get into it too.       Personally, I observed that it's fun and much more...and anything but       'easy', quite the opposite really - LOTS of Relentless Effort and unwavering       Determination and Resolve- Hard Work, but much more than worth it because       it's a Labor of Love!!!              > I doubt people in the past going to a concert expected the orchestra to go       > all nuts during the performance. Nor did any sane person think that       > playing concert level violin was something any ol' anybody could do.              I've heard it said, and wholeheartedly believe that concert goers go to       concerts to be MOVED by the performance, a Vibe not fully preserved in a       mere recording, which is why they buy concert tickets in addition to albums.              > Times change.              Jim              The change happens over time, but it's the Stupid people who change for the       WORSE, as in Zombie Apocalypse.              Ouisie              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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