Finnish Colours and Music Notation …
A Shadow of Memory with Finnish Colours & Sibelius ♫♪♫♪♫
~ ASSIMILATION ~
I will show you a way that I have travelled,
If you come …
I will show you how everything shifts
a little every moment
and becomes less pretentious
and more primitive,soft and hazy
like early forms of life …
Eeva-Liisa Manner – adapted …
Synaesthesia :
In literature, synesthesia refers to a technique adopted to present ideas, characters or places in such a manner that they appeal to more than one senses like Hearing, Seeing, Smell ,Touh … at a given time …
Sibelius ~ Symphony No.2
<a href=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzG-yIVPjek” rel=”nofollow”>www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzG-yIVPjek</a>
Light and Musical Echoes in the Rocks …
The Hall of Temppeliaukio church is covered with a dome lined with copper and supported on the rock walls by reinforced concrete beams. The interior walls are of rugged rock and create excellent acoustics.The sunlight spreads from the row of windows surrounding the roof periphery to the altar wall, where an ice-age crevice serves as the altarpiece.There is a split-level platform for the choir, and floor space is reserved for an orchestra and hosts classical concerts.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSYDlTFxUNI
Light and colours blend and with Sound Waves echo harmoniously in the rocks and in the smoothly flowing “staff” of the river …
Φ stands for
Light,Colours and Sounds reflect and refract in Musical notes … ♫ ♪ ♫
Sibelius Monument in Helsinki Finland “Composed” of more than 600 hollow steel pipes … and a Shadow of Memory by the River …
Finnish Colours & Music Interchanging places and Awakening the Senses … Synaesthesia …
Beautiful music matched to beautiful photos. My kind of post. Just lovely. Have a wonderful weekend.
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By: Lignum Draco on 31/07/2016
at 04:22
One year and something has gone,but your response and your nice words are timeless … So many thanks,dear friend Draco 🙂
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By: DG MARYOGA on 20/08/2017
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I would love to visit and hear the acoustics in a place like The Hall of Temppeliaukio church. Once I experienced seeing sound waves. I am fascinated by synaesthesia. Again, your pictures are so beautiful.
Peace,
Mary
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By: Walking My Path: Mindful Wanderings in Nature on 20/12/2015
at 05:06
So many thanks for appreciating the concept behind Synaesthesia.It’s magnificent how colours and music are related,blessed those artists and musicians who have created and composed memorable works.Peace to you too,dear Mary, Doda
PS:Thanks kindly for following back.
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By: DG MARYOGA on 20/12/2015
at 05:25
What a surprise to find photos from my country Finland. Excellent post and wonderful photos. Did You have possibility to listen to our national instrument called Kantele when in Finland?
If not, then take a look at my post to see Kantele and to listen to when:
Salla plays Kantele.
Have wonderful day!
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By: Sartenada on 03/04/2015
at 15:19
You see,it’s a small world Sartenada!And,I couldn’t have imagined that a Finlander would ever visit my Finland post and leave such an approving comment!Your country is a real gem in the North!Yes,after the Conference we attended,they entertained us and it happened to listen to some sweet Kantele melodies.
Nevertheless,I will come over your post and listen to more.
Have a peaceful and enjoyable evening 🙂 xxx
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By: DG MARYOGA on 03/04/2015
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Your post sent a goose bump over my arm… Loved the alter in the rocks.. and music transforms and alters vibration.. That organ I bet would be a sound worth listening to..
It set me in mind of when I had a Gong Bath in sound healing.. 🙂 thats what set the shivers down my spine.. as That is three times today that memory has been invoked 🙂
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By: Sue Dreamwalker on 02/04/2015
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Sue Dear !What a joy to receive your astute comment my wonderful friend!I was really stunned by your reference to Gong Bath!Sound theraphy,how amazing!I do believe in all these methods apart from the traditional modern ones.I treasure your words 🙂 Love & warm spring hugs to you ♡(◠‿◠✿) ♥♥♥ xxx
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By: DG MARYOGA on 02/04/2015
at 18:25
loved those buildings 🙂
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By: joshi daniel on 30/03/2015
at 14:50
Glad to hear that dear Joshi ! I love your remarkable work too 🙂
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By: DG MARYOGA on 31/03/2015
at 06:43
Wonderful post; such beautiful images and music. I hope you are well and enjoying your weekend my friend. Hugs xx Su.
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By: Su Leslie on 28/03/2015
at 21:22
Thank you Su Dear!I very well remember we had a discussion on Synaesthesia again in one of my previous Finland posts.Btw,I left a comment on your autumn rose and one more comment on one of your recent posts to mention that I commented on your work and instead of seeing my comment posted,it disappeared.Must be spammed.Please unspam me,I have to contact Akismet again.
Thank you my wonderful friend!Loved all your recent posts.You have done amazing work since you came back from your holidays 🙂
Enjoy the blessings of autumn! xxx ❤
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By: DG MARYOGA on 30/03/2015
at 21:34
Hello Doda. Thank you so much. I was wondering why I could see in my gmails that you had left comments, but they weren’t appearing in the blogs. I will go now and find out how to “unspam” you. My very best wishes and hugs to you. xx Su
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By: Su Leslie on 02/04/2015
at 01:36
Oh,my wonderful friend Su,how kind of you to check out them and unspam me.Thank you so much,I’ll come by your place and see them posted.You can’t imagine how many times I tried to post them,but they disappeared … The Akismet people asked me to send them your site’s address,which I did,and they told me that they tried to post a comment too,but they couldn’t.It was really very frustrating,thank God it’s all over now …
All the very best to you too and warm spring hugs 🙂 Doda xxx
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By: DG MARYOGA on 03/04/2015
at 03:44
I’ll be much more vigilent about checking my spam folder now. I’m sorry you had to go through this. My very best to you Doda. xx Su.
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By: Su Leslie on 03/04/2015
at 06:46
Can’t thank you enough Su Dear!I usually do,before deleting them asI had the same experience almost a year ago and also because I have seen posts of other WP friends who faced the same annoying problem.It doesn’t happen often though and the Akismet team help you right away.My very best to you too and Happy Easter (◠‿◠✿) ♡ ,Doda xxx
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By: DG MARYOGA on 03/04/2015
at 12:01
Such a lovely post, dear Doda. The colors in your photos and the music are just so beautiful. I really enjoyed this. I’m playing the Symphony in the background now. I hope things are going well for you. Hugs! 🙂 ❤
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By: Linda Arthur Tejera on 20/03/2015
at 01:00
Thank you my sweet friend Linda!I am delighted the vibrant colours and the music touched your soul.I have just come back from your recent post which boosted my morale … You have put uplifting and encouraging thoughts very well together.Hugs & Love to you 🙂 ❤ xxx
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By: DG MARYOGA on 20/03/2015
at 01:52
What an artful, creative and diverse post again Doda! So lovely, l feel like traveling when reading. Synaesthesia is lovely gift from nature…my youngest son and myself are so lucky to have received this. But I often think, that more people are gifted by this without being aware of it. xoxo Johanna
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By: colorpencil2014 on 19/03/2015
at 18:14
How interesting Johanna Dear to hear that you and the youngest Mr Walker have the innate mental power of synaesthesia!You are absolutely right saying that more people are gifted by this specific condition but they don’t know how to interpret it.Almost all people do and it has to do with the stimuli they receive from their surroundings and not only … Though most visual artists,musicians and writers cultivate it and then we are talking about artificial synaesthesia.
Thank you Johanna,it’s always nice when you come to my place 🙂 xxx
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By: DG MARYOGA on 19/03/2015
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So artistic! I like the way you blend art with music and color elements – so much creativity here, Doda!! ❤ Love to you, sweetie!!
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By: Christy Birmingham on 18/03/2015
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You have so effectively channeled your impressions of my post into the magical world of synaesthesia.Besides,I have experienced it through your narrative synaesthesia and your poetry,my sweetest Christy.It’s all related,but oftentimes our senses cannot interptet its dimensions …
Warm hugs for the day & broad smiles to you 🙂 ❤
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By: DG MARYOGA on 19/03/2015
at 18:25
Don´t forget
We also have a blog, if you don´t vote us,,,
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By: Enigma on 18/03/2015
at 22:15
Me ?
Never my friend.I have already voted,the “Triple huelga” stole my heart,it flew away with the free dove out of the cage … 🙂
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By: DG MARYOGA on 19/03/2015
at 18:14
Hello!
Once again, some nice photos, i LOVE the colours of the buildings that come into conflict with the moody weather and sky!!!
Hope you are well 😀
George
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By: aviectus on 18/03/2015
at 12:31
Hello stranger …. ,George Dear!
Haven’t seen you around for ages.It has been such a long time since you posted some interesting photos and videos.Glad you enjoyed my photos through your own synaesthesia …
Hope life is treating you well!Warm hugs of friendship to you 🙂 Doda x
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By: DG MARYOGA on 19/03/2015
at 18:08
i have actually renovated the whole blog, now kinda looks like a site, have some big things coming up 😀
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By: aviectus on 20/03/2015
at 10:04
Yeah,I have just visited it,it’s absolutely fascinating!
I wil come back again and marvel at your phenomenal photos and composites 🙂
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By: DG MARYOGA on 20/03/2015
at 18:31
What a coincidence. I read an article about synaesthesia yesterday – it is a strange and interesting thing. And I love that steel monument with its modern feel..
Have a nice day dear Doda. ❤ 🙂
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By: Aditix on 18/03/2015
at 09:19
Yes,the steel monument that reflects the Light on our senses and awakens them … Was the article you read tackling synaesthesia as a disease or as an artistic expression that has to do with colour and sound interrelated ? Thanks for coming by Aditix Dear!
Happy Thursday 🙂 xoxox
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By: DG MARYOGA on 19/03/2015
at 18:01
They talked about it mostly as a neurological condition there. I`ll try to post the link:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2997002/Do-synaesthesia-Online-test-reveals-perceive-colours-tastes-sounds.html
Have a great friday and weekend dear Doda. We will have a partial eclipse here today, I don`t know if it will be visible from Greece too. Hugs ❤ 🙂
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By: Aditix on 20/03/2015
at 02:15
That’s why I asked you,I suspected it.Most people know synaesthesia only as a disease.Thanks for the link my sweet friend.As for the Solar Eclipse,
http://cosmoso.net/solar-eclipse-2015-live-stream-online/
it will be partly visible in Greece.
Hugs ❤ xxx
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By: DG MARYOGA on 20/03/2015
at 03:17
This is such a beautiful surrealistic post dear Doda … Or maybe I should call it Hyper realistic text… ⭐
Light,Colours and Sounds reflect and refract in Musical notes … Beautifully said… by the way, french writer Marcel Proust knew how the handle synaesthesia… Love and I hope you have a wonderful day ahead!
Aquileana 😀
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By: Aquileana on 18/03/2015
at 05:46
It is surrealism that stimulates our subconscious perceptions and our imagery my sweetheart Aquileana.Although hyperrealism is also involved and intensifies the powers of the mind and you look at our universe with new eyes.So many pictorial and acoustical elements around us that create the illusionary and we wonder if reality exists or cannot be seen by the human eye … Yes,M.Proust was never afraid to go too far because he knew that truth lies beyond … He is one of those who showed us the way to live,not to simply exist …
How insightful your comment was,my sweet Aquileana!You do know how to live and discover all the colours and sounds of life …
Love & more to you ❤ , Doda 🙂 xoxox
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By: DG MARYOGA on 19/03/2015
at 17:51
Dear Doda… What a clever and nicely penned comment my friend… I was thinking of Salvador Dali’s paintings and all those dreamy realms he depicted… Even when h is not my favorite painter I absolutely have to recognize his merits!.
Sending you big hugs and much love ❤ Aquileana 😀
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By: Aquileana on 20/03/2015
at 02:52
Yes,the dreamy realms and the less travelled paths … ❤ xxx
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By: DG MARYOGA on 20/03/2015
at 03:00
Fantastic post, dear Doda — a true Synaesthesia in itself! Thanks for awakening all of my senses here, and for the lovely links as well. I intend to take more time to listen to Sibelius’ No. Symphony. And the T. Church in Helsinki is exquisite. What a delightful place in which to honor love and faith and the earth in this lovely rock church. Thanks so much for this truly jubilant post, a celebration in life. 😀 😀 ♥
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By: Jet Eliot on 18/03/2015
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Why thank you Jet Dear for the perceptual dimensions you gave to my post!You have spent most of your life observing nature’s grandeur and trying to interpret its codes beyond the ordinary.I can’t really count all these soundscapes and colourscapes I have experienced through your exceptional posts.Have an enjoyable and creative day my lovely friend 🙂 xxx
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By: DG MARYOGA on 19/03/2015
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Quite the package, Doda!
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By: markbialczak on 18/03/2015
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Thanks kindly my new WP friend!Nice to meet you!It was very kind of you to come by my place 🙂
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By: DG MARYOGA on 18/03/2015
at 04:00
Beautiful post, Doda dear! The Hall of Temppeliaukio church is so grand. An ice-age crevice serves as the altarpiece, amazing! You took great photos of Finland! I really enjoyed the tour. Thank you so much! 3 ❤ ❤ xxx
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By: Amy on 18/03/2015
at 03:49
Thank you so much my dearest Amy for enjoying my Finland experiences.It’s really a nice feeling to know that you appreciated what I could share with you.The church is absolutely amazing as it is nestled in the rocks.A lot of weddings and concerts take place there.Anything different is always interesting.Isn’t it ?
Hope you have a wonderful day my lovely friend 🙂 ❤ xxx
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By: DG MARYOGA on 19/03/2015
at 16:40
I love how you put it together, Doda dear. I have to tell you that I am now having trouble with my flickr with my home computer, the same problem I have had at work. I think it is the old setup that mess it up… I’m not sure I can get help from Yahoo since their didn’t help last time. But, I will try. Fyi, I can’t even lug on… so frustrated! ❤ xxx
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By: Amy on 19/03/2015
at 18:34
I’m so sorry to hear that my sweetheart Amy.To be honest,I wanted to ask you why you have been absent for such a long time.However,I have seen many Flickr members complaining about such things and poor Flickr connections.Anne,for example,couldn’t connect too,and others said they had lost their previous acccounts which affected their new one like yours.
Did you choose to get help via email ? Did you see the stated common problems on the list which say if none of them is your problem,please write beneath in a special box and describe analytically the problem you face,Actually it says : Other than that : and it’s the last choice on the list.If you click it,a box opens and you can write about it.Also,there is a special Forum that has a list of problems and you can see many solutions displayed.Please let me know if I can help in any way.Hugs ❤ xxx PS:Please keep me posted about it,I know how frustrating and annoying it is 😦
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By: DG MARYOGA on 19/03/2015
at 19:47
I did all that to contact them. And, I had email exchanges with them regarding the access problems, but they never di fix it then stop communicating with me. Glad to know others are having problems with flickr, so I’m not feeling dumb. I think it the system that they set up is inflexible which probably causes the confusions and problems. But, I’ll try again to contact them…. 😦 I’m sorry to make you wonder…
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By: Amy on 19/03/2015
at 19:56
It might have to do with their server,I am sure they know it and probably right now they are working on the problem.Yes,you are not the only one,soon they will fix it.However,contact them again,the more complaints they get,the harder they work on that.
Anxiously waiting for your news on the matter ❤ xxx
PS:Have you access to my Flickr site through WP ? Try it to see if you are contected.Does your buddy icon show if you try to leave a comment somewhere ?
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By: DG MARYOGA on 19/03/2015
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Will do, Doda! Hope they are doing something… Thank you so much for your support!! ❤ ❤
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By: Amy on 19/03/2015
at 22:25
Do my friend and see how things are.It’s really very disappointing,I can understand … I have just visited your site and all is perfect.Have you received my comment on your wondrous butterfly ? If not,then there is a problem with your Yahoo mail too.If you have,open it and see if it takes you to your site.
You are in my thoughts,please let me know what happened ❤ xxx
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By: DG MARYOGA on 20/03/2015
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I haven’t been able to get flickr since last week. I read your comments and others through emails. It’s heartbroken that I can’t even reply their kind comments. Would you like Anne know, it’s not I ignore them.
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By: Amy on 20/03/2015
at 02:16
How sorry I am 🙂 I will join Flickr tomorrow and tell Anna & Sonia about your problem.Take care my beloved friend and stop worrying.I’m sure they will soon do something to fix the problem. ❤ xxx
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By: DG MARYOGA on 20/03/2015
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They were so supportive… Your words are very comforting, my dearest friend. Love you ❤ xxx
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By: Amy on 20/03/2015
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I love you too,I am always thinking of you my darling Amy ❤ xxx
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By: DG MARYOGA on 20/03/2015
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❤ xxx
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By: Amy on 20/03/2015
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