Music Just a short one since I should really be in bed, exam in the morning and all.
I was just sitting here look at my sheet music for "Folk Tune and Fiddle Dance" by Percy E. Fletcher, which I payed $100 for (it does have multiple copies of parts for violin 1 & 2, viola and cello, so its not quite as bad as it sounds). I've decided that a page of well-written sheet music is actually quite beautiful to behold, there's some quite special about it. Kind of similar to the way a page of well-written mathematics is quite beautiful to see. Perhaps that connection can help those of you who are more inclined to one than the other understand what I mean. Its sort of an interesting thing for me to say at the moment, since I've been trying to learn a fair bit of music by ear recently, and memorise an amount of other stuff so that I don't have to be trapped looking at my music when I practice or play, though it's rather different and has a beauty of its own. Its quite interesting how a piece can become much more beautiful just because its been memorised and the player more free to put their own interpretation into it.
Ok thats enough, must sleep. Adios amigos.