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Our world has two sides....
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one material, one immaterial. A requirement of a functioning world is the interaction of the two sides. Separately they are nothing. Together they are “everything.” In medieval times there were those who believed in the reality of the immaterial half. In modern times there are those who believe in the reality of the material half. Our challenge is to realize that the reality of the one occurs as it relates to the reality of the other. Our capacity to perceive makes the relationship possible.
About Me
"From my boyhood I wanted to be a composer, but waited until I was a senior in high school to write my first composition. It was modeled after the music I played at school and community socials. In the little town where I grew up music was communal. Everybody, young and old alike, listened and danced to the same tunes. They came in a one-size-fits-all package that featured such popular dance steps as the waltz, jitterbug and foxtrot. Though I would later become a composer of more sophisticated music, infused in it is the lingering influence of those early years."
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