05-08-2013, 14:17
I've used the word "ethereal" a lot on MD in the past...thought I'd just try to use different adjectives for a change! :biggrin1:
Bellini48 Wrote:Mystical as opposed to Jerome's ethereal? Why not? But, I prefer the adjective 'ethereal' because a 'mystical' piece might have a trace of percussions in it, low and mysterious, while Enya's 'Isobella" chants like and angel's prayer. Let me post a link I consider 'mystical' and we'll continue our debate....if you so please, SteveO.
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