this is thought provoking, it really is. i keep trying to imagine what i would do in a situation like that. i assume i would be part of the majority- who are always too busy to appreciate things fully! i think i would have given him some of my time though; appreciated his talent briefly and then continued with what i had to do.
Amazing story, makes you think.. But doesnt it also have a lot to do with the people passing by? I mean are those people his "target market"? Not many people appreciate classical music anyway , and wouldnt even want to attend a concert of him.. What if you put a justin bieber there? :D
this is thought provoking, it really is. i keep trying to imagine what i would do in a situation like that. i assume i would be part of the majority- who are always too busy to appreciate things fully! i think i would have given him some of my time though; appreciated his talent briefly and then continued with what i had to do.
ReplyDeletewooow"appearances are deceptive"
ReplyDeleteAyanos I felt the same, I would like to think I would stop for a bit and listen too!
ReplyDeleteSafa so true.
this is an excellent piece of sociological work that makes you think! iv seen similar examples of this happen in everyday life
ReplyDeletetrue true HR
ReplyDelete"iv seen similar examples of this happen in everyday life"
ReplyDelete- me too!
Hey, I read this a while ago!
ReplyDeleteAmazing story, makes you think.. But doesnt it also have a lot to do with the people passing by? I mean are those people his "target market"? Not many people appreciate classical music anyway , and wouldnt even want to attend a concert of him.. What if you put a justin bieber there? :D
ReplyDeleteNow that would be interesting Eveline!
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