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During my young years, I had got to play his 'Melody' and the Prelude in ... was part of the seat, and feel as if she experienced the music with every fibre of her body. ... of Vladimir Ashkenazy was going to play Bach's Piano Concerto in D minor. ... Like when you drink or eat, it seemed to merge with my thoughts and feelings.

Even playing a simple 3 note repeating pattern (like a chord triad ... Does my brain really learn how to do two things at once or as I learn piano, does ... call it limb-independance. once you have one body-part well rehearsed,

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Are you experiencing that push/pull right now – like something is missing or you need more? It’s pretty common in women who’ve finished having babies, and have raised young adults (plus, in my case, one teen at home still requiring some finishing parental touches.) According to Dr. Christiane ちびまる子ちゃん Northrup, women’s brains chain during peri-menopause, making us less inclined to having such a strong drive for nurturing others and more interested in ourselves and our personal growth. I’ll take a wild guess that this might happen because women now live much longer than we have historically, much past the expiry of fertility. Women now live at least a third and sometimes half their lives after menstruation ends. (In the past, we’d be called Crones. I detest that word. Let’s use Sage instead, shall we?)