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Hearts of a Viola and a Violin
by Len Bourret (Copyright 2004)

Dedicated to Mozart, Bach,
and the romance of classical
music lovers.

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Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante,
a Sonata,
and a Partita by Bach.
The meaning of bliss,
eminating from a box of wood
and strings,
expressing knowing concerto's
delight.
A viola and a violin, teamed up
in one of the most loveliest and
romantic dialogues ever written.
Two instruments,
finding endless ways of calling
and responding,
An interweaving of so-gracious
lines.
An exploration of disparate
worlds.
Always in a diverse, but deeply
respectful relationship with one
another.
A symphonic society's orchestral
support,
in an intermezzo's interjecting
interlude,
along a musical life journey's way.
An interlocutor,
matching lithe and theme,
in an effective communication's
composition,
with warm and amber-colored
tones,
tempos balanced,
well timed, and
following the
movements,
appropriately and exactly as
the arranger and composer
intended.
Autumnal music to be savored,
with just-the-right seasonings,
a classical music gourmet's delight.
Overture to Don Giovanni and
Symphony #39,
intriguing and perfectly phrased,
coaxing spirited listening and
playing.
Bach's D minor Partita and c major
Sonata,
even more entrancing than Alice
Tully Hall.
Musical pieces written just for a
viola and a violin,
intimate and private,
offering a topography for the
two-instrument's souls,
become one.
Commitment,
with an uttered seriousness of
purpose,
loving and responsible,
yet free and spontaneous.
Allowing the music to breathe
and dance.
An assetive, but not aggressive
Partita,
giving long sections of whispers,
quadruple-stopped arpeggios
and chords,
sounding at the smooth arcs of
a viola's and violin's bow.
Technique distinguished by a
deep inner-involvement,
and self-effacing humility.
Introspection.
No Narcissism.
No Profundity.
Thankful Expressions.
Giving and Receiving.
Reflections.
Happy Encores of Mozart and
Bach.

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[Lubesh]

What can I say, sums up my feelings on the subject but much more eloquently as per.
Lovely..