Comments on: 6 Impossible Things: #3 The Melancholy Piano http://creativechai.com/6-impossible-things-3-the-melancholy-piano What Would You Love To Create? Wed, 18 Apr 2012 11:20:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Dave Rowley http://creativechai.com/6-impossible-things-3-the-melancholy-piano#comment-261 Dave Rowley Sat, 27 Mar 2010 21:37:03 +0000 http://creativechai.com/?p=384#comment-261 Hi Fabeku, I love the idea of allowing the sound to go where it wants to, and the recognition there that sound has its own life. I can relate to the loss of mojo too--I've destroyed so many projects trying to get in there and bend things to my will. Thanks for reading! Hi Fabeku,

I love the idea of allowing the sound to go where it wants to, and the recognition there that sound has its own life. I can relate to the loss of mojo too–I’ve destroyed so many projects trying to get in there and bend things to my will.

Thanks for reading!

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]]> By: Fabeku Fatunmise http://creativechai.com/6-impossible-things-3-the-melancholy-piano#comment-258 Fabeku Fatunmise Sat, 27 Mar 2010 00:23:29 +0000 http://creativechai.com/?p=384#comment-258 Fabulous post! I really appreciate the idea of the process drawing out the good schtuff, instead of feeling like we have to push it out somehow. I do my best music when I just follow the sound, letting it go where it wants to go. When I try to get my hands (or my head) in there, it gets clumsy. The mojo vanishes fast. Drawing it out... that's a perfect way to talk about this. Thanks for the awesome post. .-= Fabeku Fatunmise´s last blog ..<a href="http://www.sankofasong.com/blog/rescuing-your-rhythm/" rel="nofollow">Rescuing Your Rhythm</a> =-. Fabulous post!

I really appreciate the idea of the process drawing out the good schtuff, instead of feeling like we have to push it out somehow.

I do my best music when I just follow the sound, letting it go where it wants to go.

When I try to get my hands (or my head) in there, it gets clumsy. The mojo vanishes fast.

Drawing it out… that’s a perfect way to talk about this.

Thanks for the awesome post.
.-= Fabeku Fatunmise´s last blog ..Rescuing Your Rhythm =-.

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