I came across this while I was at work sourcing music for my Grade 8 & 9's. I have always loved classical music - in fact, I love most genres of music! As I watched this piece though, I had a thought. Humour me.
- If we can pretend the writer of the symphony is God
- If we can pretend that the piano represents the words of Christ
- If we can pretend that the conductor is the Holy Spirit
- If we can pretend that the balance of the orchestra are the followers of Christ
I notice some things:
I cannot see the writer:- But I can "feel" Him through His music.
I hear the piano more than I hear the orchestra:- Christs words are in the forefront of my heart.
The orchestra needs the conductor:- He guides them to where they need to play.
I barely hear the orchestra at times:- Yet they are written into, and are essential to the piece.
By each playing our part, whoever we are and wherever we are, we take our place in the symphony that can reach any heart with a beautiful redemption song.
The orchestra needs the conductor:- He guides them to where they need to play.
I barely hear the orchestra at times:- Yet they are written into, and are essential to the piece.
By each playing our part, whoever we are and wherever we are, we take our place in the symphony that can reach any heart with a beautiful redemption song.
Lovely analogy!
ReplyDeleteYes! Always knew beautiful classical music was God inspired! Lovely analogy.
ReplyDeleteIt does feel that way!
DeleteLove this Lis! Going to share it, k?
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Thanks! Sure thing!
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Wow...mind blowing analogy. Beautiful post.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lynette.
DeleteGlad you enjoyed it too!
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