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EPISODE · Jul 6, 2021 · 13 MIN

The World Keeps on Turning ~ Comtemplative, Melancholic Harp

from Late Nite Harp · host Holly Honeychurch

This piece is contemplative. So much happens in our lives and some of it is really hard. When I think about the earth, steadily turning day by day, I find strength to keep moving forward, step by step. Through the hardships and struggles. Through the crazy emotions. Until I reach the beautiful sunrise, which warms my soul. I like taking solace in the rhythm of the earth. This piece in C Minor follows that steady rhythm. It’s a little forlorn but there are still moments of high sparkle. ★ Support this podcast ★

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This piece in C Minor is steadfast and earthy. Also, a little forlorn in places but still reaches moments of high sparkle.

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This piece is contemplative. So much happens in our lives and some of it is really hard. When I think about the earth, steadily turning day by day, I find strength to keep moving forward, step by step. Through the hardships and struggles. Through...

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