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Sharp observation. See my comment above. This general takeaway makes fine sense when you calculate the scope of the lifestyle differences. Here's my loose take
by gt_ 9y ago
Sharp observation. See my comment above. This general takeaway makes fine sense when you calculate the scope of the lifestyle differences.
Here's my loose take:
Music is a unique beast; especially these days. It remains the most scientifically fleeting artforms. The reasons why are sensory/media based for the most part, and usually entail a long-winded conversation because of the sheer abstraction of where the power lies in the medium. The conversations a musician has with it's audience actually seems to correlate more with what we consider childishness. In short, it's highly intuitive. Having this type of conversation briefly with rooms full of fans does not quite exercise the 'theory' end. Older musicians whose flame is still burning will usually have a deep and nuanced relationship with their art and practice that only those close to them can begin to understand. Maintaining that is rare.