I did hear it today adding some extra notes while still clearly using the original four notes. It reminded me of how jazz musicians improvise around a melody.
Thank you Glyn. So beautiful. At our place we have many many magpies. Their songs amazing. They sometimes are drowned out by the dozens of Kookaburras in full voice. 🙂
Thank you, Glyn. Did you play it to the magpie?
I did hear it today adding some extra notes while still clearly using the original four notes. It reminded me of how jazz musicians improvise around a melody.
Wouldn’t that be nice! It did come to visit the other day so I’ll make sure I’m ready next time. 😊
Had the bird developed musically? When you do play your piece I sincerely hope you can record the response!
I took this on my new year's day walk/run this morning. Makes me smile.
That’s wonderful, rena! I hear that same bird singing its four notes throughout the day and it makes me smile every time too.
Love this Glynn thank you, magpies and their songs seem to be everywhere around me at the moment, such amazing beings. Beautiful music in response!
Thank you, Sally. It’s not hard to be inspired by these amazing birds.
A beautiful composition Glyn, we love receiving your insightful observations & musical joys xxxooo
Thank you so much, Aurelia. It means a lot to know my music and pondering are appreciated and enjoyed.
Song of Australia, song of the morning! What a lovely way to start the day. Thank you, Glyn!
Thank you Glyn. So beautiful. At our place we have many many magpies. Their songs amazing. They sometimes are drowned out by the dozens of Kookaburras in full voice. 🙂
Thank you, Ian. The kookaburras and magpies have both been in fine voice at our place this morning too! How lucky are we.☺️
Such an interesting and unique song and call. I like that the magpie you mentioned is making their own variation of a call. Thanks for sharing Gly.
A song of “I AM” nature understands