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“Wer beruflich mit Musik zu tun hat, müsste dazu erzogen werden, Sinn dafür zu entwickeln, sich auch vielen anderen Wissensbereichen zuzuwenden, die nicht direkt mit Musik zu tun haben. Die technische Beherrschung eines Instruments, die für einen Berufsmusiker wesentlich ist, hat nur dann einen Sinn, wenn sie mit einem allgemeinen Erkenntnisprozess einhergeht, zu dem eine breite Basis von Wissen und Kultur gehören.”

Book:Musik ist alles und alles ist Musik: Erinnerungen und Einsichten

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Musik ist alles und alles ist Musik: Erinnerungen und Einsichten

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Daniel Barenboim

Daniel Barenboim, born on November 15, 1942, is a world-renowned pianist. His unique playing style, which blends classical and modern elements, has won the hearts of audiences worldwide. Barenboim has achieved remarkable success in the field of piano, winning numerous international awards and dedicating himself to promoting classical music. more

“Prostota to ostatnie osiągnięcie. Po zagraniu ogromnej ilości nut i większej ilości nut, prostota staje się ukoronowaniem sztuki. (Simplicity is the final achievement. After one has played a vast quantity of notes and more notes, it is simplicity that emerges as the crowning reward of art.)”

Art Music Simplicity Chopin

Author:Frédéric Chopin

“Background music for my adolescence. Musical wallpaper.”

Music Adolescence Background Music

Book:First Person Singular: Stories

Source: First Person Singular: Stories

“While there are already compilations on both Music5 and the Arts,6 numerous passages in the Writings refer to the Word of God as a melody. A search through the Bahá’í Writings reveals a multitude of passages where the Word of God is described as music being warbled by such creatures as the Mystic Dove, the Dove of Truth or of Utterance, the Nightingale of Paradise or of Holiness, the Bird of Heaven, of Eternity, or of Holiness, the Spirit of God, or sung by His wondrous, His sublime, His all-compelling, His clear, and most eloquent Voice.”

Spirituality Music Sacred Mystical

Book:The Divine Melody: Song of the Mystic Dove

Source: The Divine Melody: Song of the Mystic Dove

“As more local Houses of Worship are built, an exponential number of Bahá’í choirs will likely form, aligning with Shoghi Effendi’s encouragement for choirs to sing in the Houses of Worship. Singing in a House of Worship is an unforgettable experience that unites singers around one common goal, causes hearts to beat as one and lifts the spirits of both singers and audience up the rungs of a spiritual ladder towards the heavens.”