Re: It's a shame that we in America can't see this kind of work.

by John Reilly <strbeam@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jun 30, 2008 at 10:53 PM

On Jun 30, 3:53=A0pm, dark...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Donald Keeney) wrote:
> =A0John Reilly wrote;
> =A0> " This 12" (10 Gou) triple petalled peony is so> perfect, it's
fright=
ening. How many years did the
> > master who built this shell study and sweat at
> > understanding these mechanisms, harmony and
> > symmetry? God bless him!
>
> =A0Beautiful John , Thank you. Would you have any more ?
> =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0Don

Ask and ye shall receive! <G>

I'm not a fan of musically "enhanced" fireworks displays but this
segment  (Nomuru Japan 2005) which features the old Christian hymn
"Amazing Grace" is just exceptional!

http://pyrotechnics.no-ip.org/files/nomurasuzou2005.wmv

How come the Japanese people can take  a Western piece of music and
choreograph it with these exceptional bombs, so balanced and so
precisely timed that it would shame most high budget glitz and glamour
crap that would come out of New York, L.A  or Vegas?

John

12 Posts in Topic:

It's a shame that we in America can't see this kind of work.

John Reilly <strbeam@[

2008-06-29 18:22:49

Re: It's a shame that we in America can't see this kind of work.

LadyKate <ladykate@[EM

2008-06-30 05:36:54

Re: It's a shame that we in America can't see this kind of work.

danielkaiser123@[EMAIL PR

2008-06-30 06:11:56

Re: It's a shame that we in America can't see this kind of work.

darknee@[EMAIL PROTECTED]