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Thursday, April 03, 2008

Life's Greatest Joy.

To be able to make music, to sing, to play an instrument is surely one of life's greatest joy.... Last week, I finally got to watch a much talked about movie, August Rush.

"I believe in Music, the way some people believe in fairy tales." August Rush.

The movie celebrates the power of Music to unite people and to give them hope in life's darkest moments. It's a beautifully made film with many touching moments, inspiring words and a tribute to music and those who love with a pure heart.

To me, the greatest message in the movie, "It's all around us, all you have to do is listen."
Without listening, there would be no Music. So for today, simply listen and hear the music all around you.

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