Monday, June 21, 2010

The magic of music

A person from no more lullabies singing

The last night at rework the world there was a concert with a band called no more lullabies. It was a truly awesome concert with lots of passion in it. I particularly enjoyed when they were playing dragspel. The person who played dragspel seemed to truly enjoy what she did and was immersed in what she was doing.

This was not the only occasion no more lullabies played for us. Throughout the conference various artists played bits and pieces of their music on stage in between the speeches. I guess that’s what I call creativity. During the the flow of music it also seemed like it embraced all the participants and made them think differently about what they heard some minutes before. The music deepened what was just said and made it more profound.

It’s not just the intellect that we need to use, we have to utilize every skill we have to make the change that we want to see.

(during that last concert, it was such a bliss photographing. Dancing and photographing. Doing it together with the rythm. It was such an amazing experience.)

by Jonathan | Category: D200 | Tags: , , , , |

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