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Still reeling from the backlash of the single-day spring weekend, the Brown Concert Agency, in a recent Instagram post, implored students to remember that the music is all around us, all we have to do is listen.
“In the quiet moments of introspection, we realize that music is not just an art form but the very essence of being, swirling around us in an invisible ballet, inviting us to close our eyes and listen to the harmony of the spheres,” posited Davidson as he sat on the Main Green and listened for birds. “Move aside Taylor Swift. Mother nature is the new pop star in town.”
“We are all interconnected in a lattice of emotion, which vibrates like the strings of a violin to orchestrate the grand symphony of existence,” suggested Davidson as he closed his eyes and slowly swayed to his own humming. “Amidst the cacophony of daily existence, it’s easy to forget that music is the universal language, gently reminding us that to hear its beauty, all we have to do is pay attention.”
At press time, Davidson was seen curating a playlist of the laughter of children and the rhythm of the rain.
