The Escape, The Journey: The Contemplation

Have you noticed how it seems that the greatest instrument/conductor of sounds used today is the piano? And how, today, almost every song/symphony/sound/musician/etc. uses a keyboard in order to create music? See, I see the keyboard as the greatest form of sonar euphoria. Through this, people can conductor various types of instruments, ranging from all around the percussion section, down to the woodwinds, and back to the illustrious strings, as well as newly created sounds, such as synths, spawned from the digital audio world, in order to create the vast genres of music we listen to today. Euphoria, to me, sounds like a worldly word of happiness to me, as if it is your surrounding environment's nature's feeling rather than a certain description of a scene or moment. Yet, at the same time, it's not infatuation. Well, in a sense, it is, but at the same time, it's not something you simply get spaced on or lose control over in vain. It's more so something you end up having to back away from and contemplating for a quite a while, as if simply saying "Wow." and nothing more. That's the feeling when I get when I zone out on the keys or completely get spaced on, there's nothing more surrounding me but the euphoria of the environment and the beauty of nature it brings.

In other news, I had more to say but I guess I've been on blog block or something.

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