Metaphysical hearing
‘My piano stands in the library. When I practise on it, I often yield to the temptation to glance at a book lurking on a shelf, which usually draws me away from playing and forces me first to read and...
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‘My piano stands in the library. When I practise on it, I often yield to the temptation to glance at a book lurking on a shelf, which usually draws me away from playing and forces me first to read and then immediately afterwards to write. Thinking in music – which is, after all, a non-verbal activity – is hard to conceptualise and far removed from describing things in words. Yet quite often an extended period of wordless thinking, of a kind familiar to the practising musician (and to many a music lover), allows us to succumb to the illusion that we can, precisely through this wordless thinking, grasp some important aspect of human experience in its entirety. We then discover […] that everything is connected. Music is underpinned by mathematical structures, and at the same time it somehow enables sudden brief flashes of insight into the meaning of our lives.’ Anna Chęćka
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A Storytelling Workbook is a gem for anyone looking to enhance their narrative skills! The exercises are engaging and practical, making it easy to dive into storytelling with confidence. A must-have for aspiring writers!
Ryan Aminoff
A Storytelling Workbook is a fantastic resource for honing storytelling skills! It's packed with creative exercises that spark inspiration and help build strong narrative techniques. Highly recommended for writers at any level!
