a mute swan's song
from its carved wing bone
first flute music
stone age flutes
"Art does not reflect the visible; rather, it makes visible" ~Paul Klee
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3 comments:
ha! a real 'aha' in there, Nora :)
and thanks for the link..Flute is one of my favourite musics,
i love all instruments...but nothing soothes like flute, to me
wishes,
devika
lovely nora
john
_When I was a teen, four of us youngsters... all interested in chamber music... had a 'group.'
_Recorders; I've not played my tenor recorder in years, but I can still hear (and feel) the haunting sounds, it made of pear wood, not bone.
_m
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