Sunday, June 8, 2014

Welcome to Symphonic Infatuation

Music is everywhere, constantly in the forefront or the backdrop of our daily lives. It evokes emotion, harnessing the ability to transform our mood. Music sets the premise of a scene in a movie, discreetly informing us of how we should feel in the moment. It is the melodic air in the background to fill the silent pauses in our lives. It is our history and our culture. We link music to specific memories; we assign a song to signify our relationships or to create ambiance; music is definitively the soundtrack of our lives. Whether we acknowledge it’s presence or not, music engrosses our world.
I have an irrevocable love for music. It plays such an imperative role in my life; as I hope it does for most. It’s cathartic, providing me with a melodic escape anytime of the day. With an insatiable appetite, I seek different outlets, which leads me to the subject of live music. The music pulses through you, becoming palpable. I can’t help but to impulsively move to the rhythm, getting lost in the beautiful, symphonic serenity, temporarily escaping reality. There is nothing comparable to the intimate experience of witnessing an artist in a vulnerable state, generously exposing their raw talent and passion for our consumption. One of the rare times I’m left reeling, this is the moment I truly develop a deep appreciation for their craft.

This blog is intended to be a platform of expression for the musically obsessed. I encourage readers and music fans alike to share your perception, live experiences and the effect music has on your life.

The picture below is from my first Walk the Moon show. If you have never seen them live, I highly suggest you pencil it in on your "to do list." 




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