 | F. Page, Paul - Papillon (Two Hundred Ninety-Four) piano solo Piano solo |
| Composer : | F. Page, Paul (1947 - ) | ||||
| Instrumentation : | Piano solo | ||||
| Style : | Classical | ||||
| Key : | A major | ||||
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| Date : | 2020 | ||||
| Copyright : | © 2021 CynMar Publications. All rights reserved. | ||||
| Added by paul-page, 26 Jan 2021 For my whole life I have considered butterflies to be quite mysterious, ethereal creatures. They seem to float effortlessly on the slightest wind draft, impossibly delicate, yet magically getting from here to there hardly before we even notice. I wonder what their purpose is, yet while entomologically understanding that, I nevertheless think it’s simply their gracefully mercurial beauty that gives them purpose. This morning Papillon — the Butterfly arrived unbidden. Like the butterfly, it makes frequent flips and slides and curlicues (the definition of capricious), musically slicing up common time into tiny, rhythmic episodes and, finally, after it’s rather short journey, settling its musical wings and resting peacefully. That’s what was on my mind. I hope you will enjoy the briefest of flights. Source / Web : | Paul Page | | |||
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 | Délicatesse assurée! ↪ :) |
Moi aussi j'aime beaucoup les papillons.
Je les prends en photo et je fais des diaporamas.
Voici une musique toute trouvée pour mon prochain diaporama.
Merci encore.