Music in nature

[Corno Dolce]

ON,

I didn't necessarily mean listening to it while one is outside. Mahler's Symph's and Strauss' Tone Poems are, imvoho, are for *inside* use, ergo, when one is in one's easy chair in the living room or maybe in one's bedroom.

[Ouled Nails]

The Alpine Symphony can be listened to in a rather flat Maine natural environment (well, there is that mountain on that horizon), but it can prove somewhat hyperbolic when staring at the diamond giltters of the sun's reflection on a lake. And, frankly, the cow bells just don't fit! (sarcastic expression withheld)

[Corno Dolce]

Hi ON,

I have felt that the Cow Bells add a *bucolic* nuance to the *Alpine* - If one lets one's imagination really wander one can even smell the Alpine Pastures with little and pungent whiffs of cow patties

When I lived in Hawaii I saw the *glittering diamonds* when the Sun playfully casts its rays on the surface of the Pacific.

[zacharygriver]

The music tends to get in an environment closing your eyes and listen I put in an imaginary place, without being in a fixed location. I was always taught to feel the music and play. This may explain my feelings when I hear music.