68 - Musical Tears - It's OK to Cry in a Concert
03/22/23 • 13 min
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Emotions are a good thing, and it's ok to shed a tear or two. It can be tricky when you are in a public setting and the waterworks kick in. A recent attendance at a local choir performance began a journey of reflection for Lindy, along with a quest for more tissue! Music brings harmony and trigger memories, bringing an awareness of aging and changing times. In this episode what started out as a quick late afternoon walk turned into a thought-provoking podcast recorded outside with nature. Lindy's most heartfelt podcasts come when sitting by the ocean, and in this episode she shares her experience in the choir concert and the impact it had on her life that day.
*Please be forgiving of the occasional "hiss" that was coming from the cell phone recording, in addition to the sound of the plane overhead. It was an "on the spot" recording, direct from the heart.
*Additional notes: My gratitude to my friend Thom for the invite. It's amazing how a small action can lead to big moments.
Congratulations as well to all the wonderful performers with Island Voices Chamber Choir, Quadra Singers and Comox Valley Children and Youth Choir. Your concert in March 2023 was great!
Courtesy Notes:
This podcast is not intended to provide any legal, medical or personal advice, and is recorded for fun and entertainment purposes only. Please remember to always be kind. By listening to people share their stories, we can learn, grow and hopefully pave a smoother path for others. Thanks for listening.
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Lindy’s Audio Cafe is created and produced by Linda Leverman, Audio Writer & Podcaster. Powered by determination, creativity and support from family and friends. Music and sound effects provided through licensed subscription. Reproduction of any part of the episode is not permitted, however sharing on social media with positive comments is always welcome.
What Did You Think of This Epside? Send a text!
Emotions are a good thing, and it's ok to shed a tear or two. It can be tricky when you are in a public setting and the waterworks kick in. A recent attendance at a local choir performance began a journey of reflection for Lindy, along with a quest for more tissue! Music brings harmony and trigger memories, bringing an awareness of aging and changing times. In this episode what started out as a quick late afternoon walk turned into a thought-provoking podcast recorded outside with nature. Lindy's most heartfelt podcasts come when sitting by the ocean, and in this episode she shares her experience in the choir concert and the impact it had on her life that day.
*Please be forgiving of the occasional "hiss" that was coming from the cell phone recording, in addition to the sound of the plane overhead. It was an "on the spot" recording, direct from the heart.
*Additional notes: My gratitude to my friend Thom for the invite. It's amazing how a small action can lead to big moments.
Congratulations as well to all the wonderful performers with Island Voices Chamber Choir, Quadra Singers and Comox Valley Children and Youth Choir. Your concert in March 2023 was great!
Courtesy Notes:
This podcast is not intended to provide any legal, medical or personal advice, and is recorded for fun and entertainment purposes only. Please remember to always be kind. By listening to people share their stories, we can learn, grow and hopefully pave a smoother path for others. Thanks for listening.
Positive comments and reviews are always welcome on my website at https://www.lindysaudiocafe.com/reviews/ .
Remember to select Subscribe for updated episodes on your podcast app.
Join my Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/lindysaudiocafepodcast
Note:
Lindy’s Audio Cafe is created and produced by Linda Leverman, Audio Writer & Podcaster. Powered by determination, creativity and support from family and friends. Music and sound effects provided through licensed subscription. Reproduction of any part of the episode is not permitted, however sharing on social media with positive comments is always welcome.
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This podcast is not intended to provide any legal, medical or personal advice, and is recorded for fun and entertainment purposes only. Please remember to always be kind. By listening to people share their stories, we can learn, grow and hopefully pave a smoother path for others. Thanks for listening.
Positive comments and reviews are always welcome on my website at https://www.lindysaudiocafe.com/reviews/ .
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