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Sep 13, 2003 9:00 pm		Hello
Rakesh Mathur		I just signed up with this group - so hello everybody. I went through some of the member's profiles and WOW! - There are some talented people here. I am not really a professional singer - just more of a leisure singer. But music is one of the luxuries that we have on this planet. Recently I have been looking for someone to teach me how to play the violin better. I know most of the basics - I completed Grade 0 and Grade 1 with the Trinity College of Music,London exams. But I haven't gone further since, so before I forget the little I remember, I would like to start learning again. I really liked this opinion about the origin of music so I'll share it with you - The mystic India has an age-old history of music. Music here is not limited only to the songs or sweet tunes heard today. It traces its origin to the very first sound created on the heart of earth. That sound which is known as Naad or Brahma Naad was the first indivisible sound created and heard. At the heart of music is the eternal silence. It is so said because the first sound, Naad, was created or heard only when the silence was pierced. It is significant that to produce Naad, there must be 'aaghat' which means to strike or to wound. So only when the silence is wounded, the Naad is born. It is a willing surrender of the silence to the pain of wounding that creates the sound of music. This definition of the origin of music has no date defined. It simply coincides with the creation of the Universe. Hope to talk to some of you soon! -Rakesh Private Reply to Rakesh Mathur (new win)

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