The University of Minnesota's student orchestra is performing Mahler's immense Symphony No.2 Resurrection for free on Sat. May 3. I'm going to be sitting in the front of the auditorium. I was curious about how your poem would handle the subject of SYMPHONY. Well, in your poem it's not the big orchestra, but rather a tender, intimate,
serene (that's your word) sharing between two people, one listening creatively, the other performing creatively, and both utterly charmed by the harmony of sound (that's the root meaning of SYMPHONY) . Your poem charms!
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The University of Minnesota's student orchestra is performing Mahler's immense Symphony No.2 Resurrection for free on Sat. May 3. I'm going to be sitting in the front of the auditorium. I was curious about how your poem would handle the subject of SYMPHONY. Well, in your poem it's not the big orchestra, but rather a tender, intimate, serene (that's your word) sharing between two people, one listening creatively, the other performing creatively, and both utterly charmed by the harmony of sound (that's the root meaning of SYMPHONY) . Your poem charms!