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 To download the WMA, click
"Commandments of Love (WMA)" above. Don't
forget to close the MIDI first if it is still playing.
The WMA sounds like a big church organ
which would accompany singers. It
takes
longer to download than
the midi.
Two forms of sheet music for this composition are available.
To reach a computer-generated version for piano, click on the "Piano Version" link in the column at the left. For the original manuscript, click on the link directly below.
 If you like MIDI music, and
you want to know the words while you're listening to the music, I think you'll like this
link below. Their
player is excellent, and it is available for free. For an interesting opportunity to control the sound and items displayed, experiment with the player's buttons.
Click below on one of the MIDI links to download and hear classical instrumental music. It
is not necessary to have the vanBasco player to hear them, but of course you do need your computer's speakers turned on.
Piano Fun for Classical Lovers-MIDI To hear a midi of a song which influenced me before I was even old enough to attend school, click below. Yes,
it was "over my head" but my mother's voice singing the "Indian Love Call" was a cherished memory from my childhood.
One Hundred Years Ago
In 1908 my grandmother Bebe gave birth to Marion, the third of her
five children. Years later she wrote to Marion about that day and about even earlier events in her own life.
Click below to read that letter which I received in Violet's papers, after the death of all three women --- my
mother Violet, my aunt Marion, and my grandmother Bebe. In this letter, Bebe tells about Columbus, Ohio, and
also Oklahoma, even before it became a state, and about her arranged marriage as a teenage bride. (Harmonic Eve, May 16, 2008)
The child Violet, mentioned in the letter linked above, grew up, but did not stay on this earth long enough to hold
the child named after her in 2008. (See Family History link in the column at the left.)
Use your favorite photo to make a new desktop. (Link to instructions.)
The photo above is another my family took of the same peaceful area in Arkansas. In Windows Vista, to use
a photo for your computer desktop, all you need to do is right click on the photo and select "Set as Background."
Be ready to choose some great photos tomorrow -- a major day in history for the United States of America. (Harmonic Eve, January
19, 2009)
Suggestion: Scroll up from here, click
on the "Red Cross" link at the bottom of the column at the upper left of this page.
Clara Barton was not known for her poetry, but she did have a strong
urge to express herself by writing poems as well as by assisting people who needed compassion. You
can see one of her poems to which I can relate, and which I have turned into a script for students. (See link in left hand
column above.) Each of us lives a life too short to accomplish every task in which we believe. It is now my turn
for music and poetry, although when I was a teenager, there was someone older and wiser than I who reminded me that I
was not expected to "save the world." I am not at all sorry I married at eighteen and had my first child at age twenty.
Each of us has our own tasks and joys. Look carefully into your own heart, listen to your own "small voice inside" telling
you what your purpose is for NOW, what your tasks are for this time you spend on earth. (Harmonic Eve)
It is O.K. to include links to any of my sites in your website or blog. Feel free to quote my writing
without the necessity of contacting me. Enjoy my poems and my music. Make copies as you wish, being sure to include
my name as the author. I believe you can understand the reasons that you must not claim to have written them or otherwise
claim ownership of them, and that I do not want you to change the wording or charge money for the copies. May you
go through life with LOVE always in your heart. Eve
Adam, also known as Harmonic Eve
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