@@stephenarndt1943 it’s true, in fact, even if my comment is quite similar to my previous one, this time I’ve heard something new/more, however not knowing how to express it…
I think I know what you mean, Massimo. Music is both meaningful and communicative of meaning, but it's seemingly impossible to translate that meaning into words. By the way, your name suggests you might be Italian. If it's easier for you to write in Italian, please feel free to do so. Io parlo abbastanza bene l'italiano.
Stephen, nel confermarti che sono italiano ti ringrazio dell’invito a usare la mia lingua. Tuttavia non é un problema di lingua, quanto dici sui contenuti inesprimibili della musica é da meditare. Del resto, come saprai, la musica é la più spirituale delle arti. Essa esiste soltanto nel tempo, le altre invece esistono prevalentemente se non soltanto nello spazio, fosse anche soltanto un foglio di carta sul quale é scritta una poesia. Una delle cose che sento é che il tuo tocco sulle corde é pieno di vita e comunicativo, é come se tu parlassi con le corde del liuto.
Stephen, in confirming that I am Italian, I thank you for the invitation to use my language. However, it is not a problem of language, what you say about the inexpressible contents of music needs to be meditated on. After all, as you know, music is the most spiritual of the arts. It exists only in time, while the others exist mainly if not only in space, even if it were just a sheet of paper on which a poem is written. One of the things I feel is that your touch on the strings is full of life and communicative, it's as if you were speaking with the strings of the lute.
Both beautiful the performance and the piece!
Thank you, Massimo. I'm glad you're enjoying this series. I think this video marks roughly the halfway point.
@@stephenarndt1943 it’s true, in fact, even if my comment is quite similar to my previous one, this time I’ve heard something new/more, however not knowing how to express it…
I think I know what you mean, Massimo. Music is both meaningful and communicative of meaning, but it's seemingly impossible to translate that meaning into words. By the way, your name suggests you might be Italian. If it's easier for you to write in Italian, please feel free to do so. Io parlo abbastanza bene l'italiano.
Stephen, nel confermarti che sono italiano ti ringrazio dell’invito a usare la mia lingua. Tuttavia non é un problema di lingua, quanto dici sui contenuti inesprimibili della musica é da meditare. Del resto, come saprai, la musica é la più spirituale delle arti. Essa esiste soltanto nel tempo, le altre invece esistono prevalentemente se non soltanto nello spazio, fosse anche soltanto un foglio di carta sul quale é scritta una poesia. Una delle cose che sento é che il tuo tocco sulle corde é pieno di vita e comunicativo, é come se tu parlassi con le corde del liuto.
Stephen, in confirming that I am Italian, I thank you for the invitation to use my language. However, it is not a problem of language, what you say about the inexpressible contents of music needs to be meditated on. After all, as you know, music is the most spiritual of the arts. It exists only in time, while the others exist mainly if not only in space, even if it were just a sheet of paper on which a poem is written. One of the things I feel is that your touch on the strings is full of life and communicative, it's as if you were speaking with the strings of the lute.
Lovely! 🙌
Thank you, Nissi. It's good to hear from you again!