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It was this past July when I wrote about discovering Lindsey Stirling and her enchanting mastery of the violin. That and how she choreographs herself while performing. So taken in by her music have I been, that by a vast margin it's been her album Shatter Me that I've listened to the most while writing my book. And her music videos have been no less arresting, even hypnotic. In every way Stirling has astounded the senses in ways that very few examples of music nowadays have achieved.
A few days ago Stirling released the video for "Take Flight", also from Shatter Me. I can't remember any video lately that has got me scratching my head wondering "how did they do that??"
Here it is. Prepare yourself for a beautiful ride on a melodic journey through geometry as wild as it is beautiful...
See FORCERY, the parody of Stephen King's Misery and is heavily featured in the acclaimed award-winning documentary THE PEOPLE VS. GEORGE LUCAS!
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Lindsey Stirling is a gift from God. I hope she puts out another album soon.
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