The harmonium is a breathing piano, it's vibrations fill the room with a warm drone to sing to. I've just hosted my third Kirtan. One of the scariest things I've ever done. I am not a keyboard player, so the chords are all new to me, and the songs are not songs. They do unmusical things like morphing tempos. After singing together for an hour, our bodies are buzzing, the room is buzzing. There's so much energy generated. I sat in silence at the end for more than a minute to bask in what we...

Hum it. Find the sound; the bell of YOUR voice. It can crack. He does. Blending falsetto and a bit of a gentle yell, driven by overblowing the air. All in a yawn. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPPDehYZkoE&list=RDfPPDehYZkoE&start_radio=1

Scarlett and I feel the same way about music. It's joyful and fun. I love Scarlett too and feel this way about all music lovers. I've shared with other students Scarlett's distinction between major :), and minor :( chords. We make lots of sad and happy faces.