Tag: music
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Internation Choreographers Day
On International Choreographers’ Day, choreography emerges as embodied knowledge—where text, terrain, ritual, and lived experience converge to shape meaning through movement in theatre.
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Waves Of Change: A world Radio Day reflection.
The underground messengers. Every year, as February 13 rolls around, I find myself tuning in—figuratively and literally—to the significance of World Radio Day. This year, however, holds a special note of celebration. Goa’s own Libia Lobo Sardesai, an independence activist and lawyer, has finally received the Padma Shri at the grand age of 100. It’s…
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World Goth Day
Asterix and Obelix go on a quest to find the kidnapped Druid Getafix, they go to Goth that was the first time I came across this term, there were Visigoths and Astrogoths. I looked up the dictionary to see what “goth ”meant well my friend philosopher guide, the Merriam-Webster tells me that… Goths are members…
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World College Radio Day
We were on one of our family road trips, my daughter and MrD were arguing over the two FM stations, the thought struck that television, radio, and all the sources of amusement and information surround us in our daily give us an illusion that our mind is active, for somewhere along the line we are…
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Soul Symphony
Music to my ears would mean I am hearing exactly what I want to hear. But the art of conversation is the art of hearing as well being heard. As of now what would be music to my ears….something that addresses something that I really wish for in the deep unacknowledged crevices of my mind.…
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Thank for the music and the song I sing.
Some people wake up drowsy. Some people wake up energized. I wake up dead. And being dead. Waking up begins with saying am and now. That which has awoken then lies for while staring up at the ceiling and down into itself until it has recognized I, and there from deduce I am, I am,…
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