For the things we have to learn before we can do them, we learn by doing them.

Aristotle —

A rock pile ceases to be a rock pile the moment a single man contemplates it, bearing within him the image of a cathedral.

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry  —

“I’ve always liked the bassoon. It looks like a person is playing a rocket launcher.”

gymleaderceline:

Hell yea fukin right

(Source: handglownglassbone)

and i dream of death

a-a-moni:

all the time
like there is nothing wrong with it
because death is natural
it is bound to happen
inevitable

i think it’s often that i dream so soundlessly of my demise
that i never feel restful
deep, restless sleep
subconscious still rolling
comatose with the barest amount of activity

and that’s when insomnia hits me
when the fight for resting
seems so fruitless
in comparison
to lying awake

strange

righteouskungfu:

You know you’re in for a long haul when the book has a map on the first page

(Source: thelastgerudo)

goldenbrightsun:

“Vuelie” from Frozen, by Frode Fjellheim. 

The bottom part is a Sami joik, and the top is based on a Danish hymn!

Covered by goldenbrightsun (me), nonsensicalsounds, returntoyourhomes, and our friend May Claire, who also transcribed and arranged it! (mad props)

We had so much fun singing this and we hope you enjoy it!

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h-m-o-l:

classicalmusichumor:

poor violas…

goldenbrightsun:

All done w Vuelie! Now mixing & cutting. Feat. @notjose69 and @Fayili and May Claire!