I remember being in the basement with headphones on the first time I listened to that and remember the feeling of it like I went somewhere and when I Hear that again today. One of the most awe-inspiring qualities of music is you know and I asked this musical director of the Philadelphia Symphony like What's the secret to musical awe and he said time. Music just plays with time in a much different way than paintings do or nature does It just stretches it out and you transport From childhood to your death to past generations. You described music nature art visual art Eye-gazing.
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