The Adagio – Part I

Samuel Barber’s Adagio for Strings Opus 11.  Listen with your eyes closed to the whole movement, if you are able.  No multi-tasking while listening.  Listening with that big beautiful heart—not your ears.  If you have been to a class I have taught, you have often heard this.  What you do not know, is that there is a story.  A little girl’s story.  I will share with you very personally how this story has joined with an adult story and where the adagio of life and yoga, for me, have intersected and saved me.  But that is for Part II on another day, if we are all lucky.  Live now.  Truly live.  Until it finds us, tomorrow is just a dream…

 

(And you were thinking you were going to hear about some yoga in the park news!)

 

4 responses to “The Adagio – Part I”

  1. Lizzie that was beautiful! I enjoyed that piece and some relaxing time. Thank you for posting it.
    Yes, I am getting anxious for our yoga practice in the park! Spring is almost here!
    I hope all is well with you and your family.
    I hope to see you soon!
    Take care,

    Jody

    1. it is almost here and this year will be particularly special! so glad you also were able to listen and it may have sounded familiar to you :). the birds are practicing their morning song for when spring arrives…have you noticed?!

  2. Thanks for sharing! Perfect for morning quiet time

    Sue

    1. 🙂 isn’t it sue?! i was listening as i wrote to you all. so glad that you and others are tuning in…tuning out to tune in…attuning. Notice what finds you today.

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