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Symphony No. 9 %22New World%22%3A II. Largo
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@kadzunk63
After many years this stll brings tears to my eyes... Many years ago my husband told me that this piece should be played at his funeral. At that time I thought that his funeral would be many years later than when he told me. At that time I had no knowledge whatsoever about what mental pain could do to a person, how it could bring that person on the brink of even thinking about taking their own life. My husband, however decidated he was to me and our children, had had so many years of fighting his "demons" as you might call them... finally came to a point in HIS life where he knew he could no longer fight. And even in taking the step to end his own life, he still wanted to leave something behind for me and our children. Feeling so sad that he had lost the fight against his inner demons, he STILL wanted to leave us with the promise of a better life, a "new world". He ended his life on 18th september 1992. And still left a note saying he wanted THAT song played at his funeral
For many years I fought against what he left us. I felt like he took the easy way out, and left us with the pieces. And yes, there was a time that I hated him for his choice.
Now, in 2019, I have learnt many lessons in life. Although I will never fully understand why he took that step on that particular day, I have learnt so much more about people. And now I think I know why he took that step, the only one he thought that there was left for him to take.
And, through (re)learning that, I have found that I still love him.
This september it will be 27 years ago that he traded this life for the next. He still guides our children. Not in a physical form, but in feeling, in still being there. In giving them (and me) tokens of his "being there".
So even now, I still get tears to my eyes. Not about what I have lost but about feeling (again) that he is still there for me and our children.
There is still an Angel Wing that watches over me when I go to sleep, and I wouldn't be surprised if that is him.
@lspg5397
I'm currently standing in front of Dvoraks grave in Vysehrad, Prague and listening to this. It's so amazing.
@n.b.a.basketbal
That's got to be such a surreal experience
@lspg5397
It really was, but it felt amazing :)
@priyeeshofonie9615
wow
@radawson1018
That is a wonderful visual. I can’t imagine how monumentally moved I would be in the same situation. Cheers from the US!
@otterfox488
Miloslav Raus I am cryingg 🤣
@kadzunk63
After many years this stll brings tears to my eyes... Many years ago my husband told me that this piece should be played at his funeral. At that time I thought that his funeral would be many years later than when he told me. At that time I had no knowledge whatsoever about what mental pain could do to a person, how it could bring that person on the brink of even thinking about taking their own life. My husband, however decidated he was to me and our children, had had so many years of fighting his "demons" as you might call them... finally came to a point in HIS life where he knew he could no longer fight. And even in taking the step to end his own life, he still wanted to leave something behind for me and our children. Feeling so sad that he had lost the fight against his inner demons, he STILL wanted to leave us with the promise of a better life, a "new world". He ended his life on 18th september 1992. And still left a note saying he wanted THAT song played at his funeral
For many years I fought against what he left us. I felt like he took the easy way out, and left us with the pieces. And yes, there was a time that I hated him for his choice.
Now, in 2019, I have learnt many lessons in life. Although I will never fully understand why he took that step on that particular day, I have learnt so much more about people. And now I think I know why he took that step, the only one he thought that there was left for him to take.
And, through (re)learning that, I have found that I still love him.
This september it will be 27 years ago that he traded this life for the next. He still guides our children. Not in a physical form, but in feeling, in still being there. In giving them (and me) tokens of his "being there".
So even now, I still get tears to my eyes. Not about what I have lost but about feeling (again) that he is still there for me and our children.
There is still an Angel Wing that watches over me when I go to sleep, and I wouldn't be surprised if that is him.
@laiyinquan8355
Dear Mdm,
As much as I can understand you wish to move on from this tragedy, I am sorry for your loss. I am glad that your husband has suggested this work of beauty as his means of saying: "Go on without me, my love." I presume he was a remarkable man.
@homeworldmusic
And I want this, and the chorale from Holst's "Jupiter" to be played at my funeral, should any attend.
@youmeandgravity
I'm so sorry to hear about your family's tragedy. Thank you for sharing this story