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Photo by Troy Vinson on November 23, 2022.

Photo by Troy Vinson on November 23, 2022.

Photo by Troy Vinson on November 23, 2022.

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Posted On: November 24th 2022, 03:29 am

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⁨ ⁨ یک سال از روزی که تصمیم گرفتم مسیر شغلی و زندگی‌ام رو تغییر بدم گذشت. یک سال پر از چالش، یاد گرفتن و دوباره از صفر شروع کردن.

امروز وقتی به عقب نگاه می‌کنم، می‌بینم که چقدر تغییر کردم. شاید همه‌چیز اون‌طور که تصور می‌کردم پیش نرفت، اما امروز خوشحال‌ترم، آروم‌ترم و بیشتر از قبل با خودم و زندگی‌ام در صلحم.

و فکر می‌کنم همین، خودش یک موفقیت بزرگه⁩🍂🍁⁩
عکس @memory.m4k3r

من قلب الأردن 🇯🇴 عمان ☀️

انت اللى مالى العين..😍💙💙

Behind the effortless optimism of the great American songbook lies the rigorous mind of a classical architect.
Written by Burt Bacharach with lyrics by Hal David for the 1969 film Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, “Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head” won the Academy Award and became a global standard. While it sounds effortlessly breezy, Bacharach—who studied classical composition under French master Darius Milhaud—built the song on subtle rhythmic shifts, unexpected bar lengths, and delicate harmonic resolutions.
In March 1970, on the set of This Is Tom Jones, Bacharach joined the Welsh superstar for an intimate, acoustic performance. Accompanied only by legendary session guitarist Big Jim Sullivan on a 12-string guitar, Tom Jones leaves behind his big brass arrangements to sing in a warm, relaxed baritone.
Moments later, Bacharach ambles in and sits beside him, delivering the verses with the soft, vulnerable voice of a composer who knows the exact emotional weight of every note.
More than half a century later, this broadcast preserves a masterclass in songwriting: a reminder that the greatest music requires no studio bombast to touch the heart.

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fun little way 2 get the hands moving in opposite directions by different amounts #piano #polymeter #study #practice #pianopractice