'Synesthesia' & 'Imagination' in music
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Re: 'Synesthesia' & 'Imagination' in music
HI, all, my apologies first of all, I've just now went through this thread and did not read everything, just my personal stance on Synthesia... it's Brilliant. It helps me decipher music...it's a powerful tool, it has even helped me map out Robert Prizeman's re-construction of classics... I'm just a novice learning...
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Re: 'Synesthesia' & 'Imagination' in music
This way the thread would be kept young and fresh for many years.andmar wrote: ↑<span title="Tue Mar 26, 2019 9:53 pm">5 years ago</span>Thank you for your reply. I was just wondering, if I should wait another year with my reply, but then I decided not to do so.filiarheni wrote: ↑<span title="Fri Mar 15, 2019 6:25 pm">5 years ago</span> So as your question is about to celebrate anniversary one of these days, I probably should finally write some reply.I'm very sorry that it fell from my radar!
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I have just come across an article which explains and illustrates the topic quite well:
http://www.interlude.hk/front/extraordi ... aesthesia/
"But in the dark and cold of things there always, always something sings"