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Saturday, April 16, 2005

Feel in my music

There are a few times, I am able to think of music as just an emotional feeling, rather than a cerebral one. Most times when I listen to music or compose something I am constrained or rather I constrain myself to enjoying cerebrally. I get into the music emotionally very rarely. But the times I do so, i feel really great. It feels like I have cried for an hour and laughed for a day and danced with joy and drunk myself out with sorrow. Music can essentially express more complicated feelings than words could, though one's understanding of it is subject. But it can touch deeper in the heart than any words could. I suppose that is why, even now hindi filmstars express their love and sadness through songs. Its because thats what reaches closer to the audience rather than a dialogue.

Music when combined with words, as in peotry can become a deadly medium to express oneself. Thats when Bhagat Singh sang 'Rang de Basanti Chola', he got for himself a huge following and so did Gandhiji's 'Raghu Pati Raghava'.

But what is important for me, is how much I get emotionally involved in a music piece. For me, the music is more important than the words in the piece. Just music alone can stir my heart and mind.

2 Comments:

Blogger Darth Chatri said...

Depends on the music though. There are certain types of music that you instantly identify with, just like people.
Like some people can make you laugh or cry (or both at the same time), there are certain artists or flavours of music that can do that to you.

April 28, 2005 at 6:00 AM  
Blogger fuse me said...

Ya ofcourse it does depend on the music, not all music can bring tears or a smile on your face. Not all music brings a complex emotion in your mind

But all music does stir something in your soul. How much it does depends on your nature, the situation you are in and the music ofcourse.

For example, I would not enjoy Hip Hop anywhere else except in a disc.

May 2, 2005 at 10:26 AM  

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