I digress, listening to Classical MPR is amazing. They play
classical music that is sometimes so beautiful you want to cry. And they can
play a piece I’ve heard before, but I pick up parts I never noticed the first
time I heard it. The thing with classical music is that you have to use your
imagination and put a story to the music, well that’s what I do anyways, maybe
I’m a weirdo. I think this peculiar behavior stems back to a project we had to
do in first grade music class. The teacher played a song and asked us to draw a
picture to go with it. For whatever reason I remember drawing horses galloping
across an open field. Why that stuck out in my head, I cannot tell you. First
grade was a long time ago. Anyways when I
was driving to work one beautiful sunny morning a couple months a song in came
on the radio that instantly made me think of riding Piney. Grand Canyon Suite:
III On
the Trail by Ferde
Grofe. You may recognize parts of it from one of the best movies ever, A
Christmas Story. I started giggling,
because I visualized riding the cone-man absolutely perfectly. I also just
pictured him waddling around in the pasture. So for those of you who are
wondering what it’s like to ride my OTTB close your eyes and listen to this
song.
I’m sure most OTTB owners/riders have much,
much different music that comes to mind when they think of riding their horse.
Maybe it’s some heavy metal, maybe it’s some awesome 80’s pop song, fast paced techno,
maybe it’s even some powerful classic music with a lot of cymbals crashing and
bass drums banging. What music reminds you of your horse?
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