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Discovery Ochestra Chat 61 Major or Minor

March 23, 2012

Changing only one pitch moves us from major to minor or minor to major! Listen for this subtle difference in this Discovery Orchestra Chat!

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When we got in the car to leave yesterday, the first words out of my 16 year-old son’s mouth were ‘That was really fun.’ I don’t think I’ve ever been to an Intimate Afternoon before, and it was great – what an opportunity to be so close to a musician and his/her instrument, and to be able to engage with him. I heard some of the guests afterwards say they hadn’t been familiar with the marimba before, and now have an appreciation for it – exactly what you want to accomplish with these events!
My “a-ha” moment was that the music actually had a story to tell without words. I was guilty of being one who listened to music as background. Now I see the benefit of truly listening to the piece with my undivided attention!
Maestro Maull brought new life and meaning to music that I have adored since I was a young child. Now when I listen to the Four Seasons, I hear birds chirping, dogs barking, gunfire and stomping feet! Who knew?!!
Thanks for taking on the issue of multi-tasking and the price it exacts on the quality of experience. I agree entirely that art asks us to stop whatever we were doing to attend to what is being offered to us. And this happens, I believe, whether we are talking about music, or dance, or poetry, or sculpture, or painting, or ceramics, or architecture, etc.
I’ve been a professional musician all my life, yet coming to your events these past years, I never fail to learn something new about the music!

Discovery Ochestra Chat 61 Major or Minor

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