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A Slow Hopeful Dance

from Horizon by Ken Verheecke

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The 8th song in a series of FREE song downloads over the next 2 weeks. Hoping this simple song brings peace, comfort, calm and rest!

As I worked on this piece... all I could think of was a dance like offering of prayer, but put to music.

Though today is my birthday on what would seem like rough time in history, my heart is full of hope for tomorrow. I can't help feeling prayerful for our nation and our world. Though we yearn for a quick resolve to this whole covid-19 situation... it seems slow in coming. But the good news is this... it will come!

So the prayers continue... the dance of hope dances on through the day and night. We have hope... and that's something to cause our feet to move towards a brighter day!

Love and prayers...
~ Ken

Recorded in 432 hz this evening! 432 Hz, otherwise known as Verdi’s A, was the music tuning standard prior to today’s tuning of 440 Hz. 432 Hz is widely considered a superior tuning that makes music more pleasant to listen to and has a positive influence on the human mind and body.

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from Horizon, track released March 27, 2020
Produced & Performed by: Ken Verheecke
Recorded & Mastered at: Wind & Wheat Music, Northern Michigan

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