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Thanks for all the great comments. (Reply to this comment)
by Saxguy,  in Musical Instruments
I really appreciate them all. As for Harry Chapin, I've always liked him - his life ended much too soon. His band went through the U of I when I was there and it was one of the best concers I've ever attended.
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May 04 '01
6:07 pm PDT
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Beautifully-Written (Reply to this comment)
by lfakh
Nice insights as to who you are. Glad to "meet" you. Louisa
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Apr 30 '01
6:22 am PDT
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Wonderful review! (Reply to this comment)
by CyndiCM
My oldest child has been playing Alto Sax for four years. She has really gotten quite good at it, and loves music. I watch her, and I think I understand what you are talking about. Thank you for a terrific review, ~ Cyndi ~
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Apr 30 '01
5:48 am PDT
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OH NOOOO (Reply to this comment)
by PPerky1954
I misspelled 'superb'
Egads.
:-(
Patricia
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Apr 21 '01
6:17 pm PDT
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wow.... (Reply to this comment)
by PPerky1954
great review John. What a subpurb return to writing in this category. This article certainly makes one think more about his priorities.
Great job.
Patricia
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Apr 21 '01
6:14 pm PDT
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Do you remember Harry Chapin? (Reply to this comment)
by frazzledspice
One of my favorite humanitarians (and contemporary songwriters/performers.) He left us much too soon.
In "Mr. Tanner", he wrote....
"Music was his life, it was not his livelihood,
And it made him feel so happy and it made him feel so good,
He sang from his heart and he sang from his soul,
He did not know how well he sang; it just made him whole..."
Truer words were never written.
Thanks for your review.
Fondly,
Maryanne
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Apr 20 '01
4:11 pm PDT
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Thanks.... (Reply to this comment)
by 1truluv
For allowing us to know a little more about *you*! Great job.
Louise
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Apr 20 '01
2:11 pm PDT
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How many ways can I say "I agree"? (Reply to this comment)
by Greatpilgrim
I think sometimes kids think of music as just another subject in school that they have to do, like math or english. But when you make music enjoyable, an outlet for creativity and emotion, then it really comes alive for a child or teen.
Thanks for putting into words almost everything I felt about music!
Victoria
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Apr 20 '01
11:08 am PDT
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Music is not something I do, it's a part of who I am (Reply to this comment)
by lynnzop
You've captured it perfectly. A wonderful editorial that helps verbalize why I am the way I am.
Thanks for sharing.
Lynn
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Apr 20 '01
10:08 am PDT
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