The Man Who Played The Violin

The Man Who Played The Violin

 In a commonplace environment at an unexpected hour:

Do we perceive beauty?
No. in a commonplace environment at an unexpected hour, most people don't perceive beauty in the little things in their daily routing, including a private concert form Joshua Bell. Although, some people stop and enjoy the little things most people ignore and don't comprehend the beauty, therefore they are not perceiving the beauty around them in a commonplace environment at an unexpected hour.
Do we stop to appreciate it?
No, most people don't feel the need to stop and appreciate the music or street performers because they are in a "rush" or are unable to perceive the beauty in the little things around them. But there are some people who stop to appreciate the music and are humbled by the talent, these people are relaxed and happy throughout the day because they have heard or seen such talent among them.
Do we recognize the talent in an unexpected context?
No, most people don't recognize the talent in an unexpected context because they are unaware of the type of music or because they don't even stop to listen or see. Although over the course of 43 minutes, about 2 people knew who Bell was and only 1 was able to recognize the beauty behind the violin.


If we do not have a moment to stop and listen to one of the best musicians in the world playing the best music ever written, how many other things are we missing?
We're missing on countless amounts  of  beauty around us daily, if it's a street performer or nature. We are constantly surrounded by talent and amazement that surpasses us because we are too focused on the media, work, and everything else happening in our lives.

 What does this say about our society?
This arcticle pertains that our society is oblivious to the beauty that occurs daily.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

C.E. #6.2

SHORT ANSWER 1. The San Isidro border inspection facility can hold about 300 people 2. He felt increasingly sidelined by his boss He wanted to spend more time with his family He felt frustrated by lawmakers as well 3. An ethically murky but legal practice by candidates who fill political clubs with their supporters to win endorsements.  4. The business with the greatest economic impact is wasfeltbybarsandrestaruants with $56 million 5. An estimated $250 million. 5a. I have not seen it, but I would like to see it. LONG ANSWER 1. A public school in Campo, Colo., hasn't required students to attend school on Fridays. They decided to drop a weekday to boost attendance and better attract teachers to the towns school. This schedule is becoming more common elsewhere as school leaders search for both ways to attract teachers and save money. Many school districts say this change saves money and makes it easier to recruit teachers. The changes aren't universally popular
Read more

Free Write

Free Write Word Count: 484 The asteroid was hurtling straight for Earth and the evacuation began. It was 8:53 P.M, January 16, 2024, when the robots alarm went off, "Emergency! Emergency! Please evacuate as quickly as possible to the nearest robotic protection center." Many risked their lives to rapidly packed their bags, while others swiftly vacated to the nearest robotic protection station. The robotic protection station is a building ran by genius robots that help to protect humans from natural disasters. Hundreds and thousands of bodies ran to the nearest safe site. The robot alarm kept saying that the people inside the house packing should immediately evacuate as the asteroid is heading for Earth in minutes time. It was  9:01 P.M and everyone had reported to the closest robotic protection center. There the robots grouped the individuals into their corresponding families to ensure they all have each other. After they had been grouped together, the robots shipped the f
Read more