Music for theory

 i think that the teacher who left the biggest impression in me, was my history teacher, he wasnt very expresive or very close to the people in school but he was very clever, he knew a lot of everything so he had a very solid view of the world and everything that happens in it, you could speak of any matter and you would get a really reasonable opinion. i think this was wat it marked me the most as he took very seriously his job of teaching, more than what he was meant to, he thaugt us a lot of politics, international issues, national issues, civical education and the way things work when you get out of school. some things that i think are to, or have already been selected to be thaugt at school nowdays. however the class itself was something that i really enjoyed, as it was very dinamic, no powepoint reading or any presentation, just the whiteboard, the marker, and a lot of knowledge to be passed on to us and maybe a disscusion about some of the class topic. i must remeber less than h

 this week of holydays is very busy for my family, as there are many birthays in september including mine and my mother´s, wich are 16 and 19 each (my aunt and granmother were also born in september) so is always a very familiar week. we gather at my house 

 in high shool i changed from the school thath i went to my whole life, so i didnt know anyone, i arrived early and everyone was talking with each other, so i stood alone in the back of the classroom, and then the teacher arrived and a classmate told me "come, take a seat", his name was Clemente and that was the first time we talked to each other. We quickly became very good friends as we had a lot of common intrests and listened the same type of music, we had a great curiosity from every little thing that we could find like a mathematical problem, a lizard in the park, a random thougt, everything could be intresting.  at that time he wanted to study philosopy and i didnt have a clue of what to do. now days he is studing maths, not to be a teacher, just plain maths to be a mathematician, and that is exactly what i woul a have gessed back in school. we dont see each other too much, mostly at common friends birthday celebrations, i miss him a lot but he is really hard to locate

1- Statue of Liberty: the only way to visit ellis island and the statue of liberty is by traveling in a ferry which departure from new york (battery park) and new jersey (liberty state park), but is easier to departure from new york if youre going in public transportation, there are 4 types of tickets with 4 diferent prices:  -Crown reserve, $25.30, this ticket is the olny one wich will get you to the top of the statue.  -Pedestal reserve, $25.30, this ticket will actually cost the same that the crown reserve, but you will only get to the pedestal of the statue, so i would prefer to be on the look for the crown ticket, althoug everyone else will try to get it too.  -General Admission, $25.00, this one is actually the cheaper ticket, not by a lot, sadly, but it will get you coser to the statue, only closer, because it only gets you accses to the statue of liberty national monument and ellis island museum.  -Ellis Island Hard Hat Tour: $75.00, the most expensive ticket here, im guessing

the purpose of this space. this space is to share some thougts about music theory in general, think about what makes sound musical and understand the psicological phenomenons behind what we experience.  theory is just a tool to communicate what a song make us feel.