An Idea that I Thank God, Bach, and his Departed Brother for!

Wow.

I'm so happy.

Right now, I'm so thankful that I was able to find me another wonderful version of "Capriccio, BWV 992," on YouTube today.

Yeahhhhhhh, another version.

This piece is so addicting.

Just a wee bit ago, I was sitting here at my computer, with the drone of my ventilator in the background, and I was listening to this version of "Capriccio," and I've hatched an idea.

As some of you might know, I'm composing a minuet in E Flat for Aaron, the boy with Trisomy 18.

Well, as I was sitting here listening to "Capriccio, BWV 992," my brain thought of an idea.

With that minuet, I'm going to compose a small piece to go with it in B Flat.

Somewhat to the melody of  "Capriccio," but somewhat different.

This idea has come to me somehow, but it could be because of how much I love the soothing first Movement  of this wonderful piece by Bach.

So, the Minuet in E Flat will be first, and then very shortly after that is going to come a small piece in B Flat Major that will be called, "Aaron's Piece!"

You know, my brain thinks of things like this all the time, but this has really become special to me.

over the last month, classical music, has become even more apart of me.

Yesterday when Heather, and my dear dear friend Sammy were at the music store, and after Sammy played  on an electric guitar for me, I went over to one of their keyboards, and had them place it into the Harpsichord mode, and then increase the volume significantly so that I'd get the real effect of almost being at a Harpsichord.

You know, as I was playing Minuets, and the finally the first addicting movement of "Capriccio," I thought of so many things that had happened over the last wonderful month.

You know, as cold as the winter has been, it hasn't seemed that bad to me, and it could be because of how many wonderful things have happened to me.

As I was playing yesterday, the events of January the 24th, 2016 when Aaron's mother placed my video on Aaron's blog, replayed themselves in my head.

The evening when I was rejoicing, and then droning on to my friend heather for like an Hour onfacebook about what happened, and then the hour later when I was sitting at my keyboard playing that first wonderful movement over and over and over and over again, and then the next day when I woke up feeling like the Human rocket ship, and that whole week when I just felt absolutely indescribably wonderful.

They were all playng themselves in my head, and wonderful memories played themselves so clearly, It almost felt like it was happening to me once again.

Yesterday, I took time to really Tell God how happy that I was, and how thankful that I was that he had given me a tender heart and that he gave me a heart that cares for others, and I thanked him for putting Aaron into my heart.

Today as I sit here listening to Bach, I just want to scream because I'm so thankful, and  I've realized that if everybody in this world had a tender heart and we all would help one another, the feeling we'd all get would be what I call Horrendously wonderful.

We'd all be doing what Jesus did.

You know, Jesus performed so many miracles, and He does even today, and we should be asking him to help us become more like him.



Aaron's love for music, and his musical family, as well as my love for music, have really come together, and I have been inspired to compose these two pieces.

The Minuet in E Flat is going very well, and as I sit here, I can here exactly how the second piece that follows the Minuet is going to be.

I can hear the drone of a Harpsichord as it's playing these two pieces.

I wanted to share with you what I was thinking today, and how thankful I am that Bach did compose "Capriccio, BWV 992!"

You know, if Bach were alive, he might not be so thankful that I'm thankful that his beloved brother departed to wherever he departed to, but you know, his older brother's Departure would come to be such a blessing to me many many years later, because It's how such a wonderful piece came about, and It's how I've come to adore the beloved piece that is, "Capriccio, BWV 992, On The Departure Of His Beloved Brother," by Johann, Sebastian Bach, the Musical Genius!

Aaron has really inspired me, and I give God the praise, the glory, and so much thanks for putting such a precious human being into my heart.

This has made me want to glorify God even more, and to tell others about his love, and what he has done, is doing now, and will do for them, if they accept him into their hearts.

It makes me want to draw closer and closer to my heavenly Father.

The one who gave sight to the blind.

The one who made the lame to walk again.

The one that raised the dead.

The one that broke bread.

The one who's body was broken and bled for me.

I want him to be my light, and I want to keep my eyes forever focused on him, and that's my prayer, and it should be everybody's prayer!

ALL OF OUR PRAYERS.

Thank you for reading this post that I know, drones on and on.

I must be a dronist!

LOL

that's not even a word, or well, it wasn't, until now!

I guess it is now!

I'm a pianist, and a dronist!

I could invent a musical instrument called a drone.

Hmmmmm, I wonder if that would be possible with some parts from an old ventilator circuit, and some suction tubing from my suction machine!

And then, I could compose a piece on the drone, called the "Drone Minuet," but then the Minuet would have to be long, and would have to drone on and on and on and on for who knows how long!

God bless you all!