The purpose of life would be to enjoy living and something
that I love is music since it makes me who I am. I think the joy music brings is
one thing that will never change as time goes on. I would like to say that the experience
that was the most significant to me was when my parents pushed the younger me
to continue music, it is not the truth. It was the moment, or rather three and
a half hours, I watched The Phantom of
the Opera in Hollywood.
It was a breathtaking experience. I can still remember how
the first haunting chord of the “Overture” blew me away and the rest of the
songs continued to amaze me. From “Angel of Music” to “The Final Lair”, the
show had my full attention. Aside from the enthralling music, I loved the
characters and could relate to them and their passions. It was also
significantly different from watching a recording or the movie. In the theater
you feel as if the music surrounds you but the recordings and movie doesn’t
have that same majestic feeling.
This experience is gave me the desire to never let music go.
The show allowed me to find my muse and to find my music once more. I had lost
my music and forgot my purpose with it after years of mindless practicing and The Phantom of the Opera actually made
me feel enraptured by music once more. It was a feeling that I had felt in my
early childhood but had forgotten ever since. Now music is my love and passion.
It is always there to help cheer you up or express your feelings. It is one of
the most important things in my life and it keeps me from giving up.
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