These harmonies are absolutely incredible. I think it’s why it creates the feeling of heaven. Heaven in a sense we can understand, is perfect vibrational harmony. But not just static, it’s choosing to be in a state of perfect harmony. The more voices the more it elevates because… pic.twitter.com/vqv6lOfuzB
— Owen Benjamin 🐻 (@OwenBenjamin) August 10, 2025
These harmonies are absolutely incredible. I think it’s why it creates the feeling of heaven. Heaven in a sense we can understand, is perfect vibrational harmony. But not just static, it’s choosing to be in a state of perfect harmony. The more voices the more it elevates because it’s more voices choosing harmony. The collective sound fits perfectly together as one body but each voice has the ability of choice. It’s so epic. --Owen Benjamin
Today’s lesson is going to be on the roots of western music from the early Middle Ages.
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Rachmaninov Vespers, 5, "Now Lettest Thou Depart."
Rachmaninov Vespers 11, "My Soul Doth Magnify the Lord."
