requiem for Constance. always in my heart x
one from the majestic Anouar Brahem who continues to deliver pure, authentic music of the HIGHEST order. If you don’t know master Brahem I, (themusicologist), IMPLORE you to invest some time in making his acquaintance. a body of art that, for me, is second to NONE. Only the greats are fit to help my daughter ‘cross the bridge’
“After Silence … ”
Rest in Peace Kohzu. I Love you with every fibre of my being. x
Ann Peebles – Until You Came Into My Life
“Oh the joy came over me when you came into my life,
Sweet love that you bring me cut through my darkness like a knife …..”
“I love all the many charms about you,
above all i want my arms around you…”
wherever you are i am with you x
“Can’t begin to understand,
I look the same but I’m a different man,
And inside I’m hurting So,
Loneliness it just won’t go,
Since you been gone,
Haven’t been myself,
This must be a dream,
Strange as it seems,
I never thought that this could ever be,
My friends don’t come around in sympathy,
But NOTHING they say or do could ease the pain,
Though I’m trying to work it out, it’s all in vain”
BIG tune along the way for me and Conis Chan x .. my best wasn’t good enough … who knows this better than I.
always did and always will. thank you for showing me the way x
LONG standing tune for themusicologist. Kohzu…x
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NOTHING could prepare me for the heartache of my childs death but music certainly helps to process and ease the pain. Please watch over me Kohzu…until we meet again x
the Soul of a Man.
“almost impossible to do…reciting the makings of YOU”
one from the King for my princess. x
“After silence that which comes closest to expressing the inexpressible is music” – A.Huxley
“There exists no more difficult art than living. For other arts and sciences, numerous teachers are to be found everywhere. Even young people believe that they have acquired these in such a way, that they can teach them to others. Throughout the whole of life, one must continue to learn to live and, what will amaze you even more, throughout life one must learn to die.” – SENECA –
themusicologist 