S. Niggl: Miniatur no.4 

Thank you so much for your kind words , dear Nobuo!! 🙂🙏 They motivate me to continue composing!

Thank you dear Stefan! I appreciate very much your kind comment!🙏🙏🙂

Thank you for your kind comment, dear Michail!!🙂🙏

Danke lieber Daniel!🙏🙂 Ein Lob aus deinem Munde ist für mich immer etwas Besonderes! LG Stefan

Danke für deine netten Kommentar, Ludwig!!🙂🙏🙏

Ganz herzlichen Dank für deine lieben Worte, Marianne! 🙏🙂💗 Die Idee zu dem Stück hatte ich ja schon vor ein paar Monaten gehabt , aber war irgendwie nicht zufrieden damit. Hab´s dann vor zwei Wochen wieder aufgegriffen und konnte mich aus der festgefahrenen Spur lösen. Jetzt ist es doch ein mehr "gitarristisches" Stück geworden. Freut mich sehr dass es dir gefällt! LG Stefan

I often envy pianists because of the great possibilities of their instrument and its fantastic repertoire. That's why I'm very pleased that you have such praise for the guitar! Thank you dear Donna!🙏🙏🙂💗

Herzlichen Dank , lieber Wolfgang! 🙂🙏💗Deine und Mariannes Musik sind für mich immer eine wunderbare Inspiritationsquelle! Ich würde sonst immer nur Ländler komponieren! LG Stefan

Thank you for your kind comment , dear Danielle! Glad you liked my new piece!!🙂🙏💗

Thank you dear Alireza! So glad you liked it!! I am looking forward to your rendition!🙂🙏🙏

Danke dir Michael für deinen netten Kommentar!🙂🙏

Thank you my friend! Glad you liked it!!🙂🙏💗

Thank you Carlos! Much appreciated!!🙂🙏

I thank you very much, dear Antonio, for listening and commenting so kindly!! 🙂🙏🙏 I wish you a nice weekend and looking forward to your next video! Stefan

Thanks Bert! Much appreciated!🙏🙂

Freut mich , dass sie dir gefällt!😊🙏💗

Danke schön , lieber Stefan!!🙂🙏🙏

Thanks Steven for listening! Much appreciated!🙏🙂

Thank you Andre for listening and commenting so kindly!! 🙏🙂

Thank you so much , Etienne! Glad you liked it!🙏🙂

Thank you Fab!!🙂🙏💗

Thank you Juan!!🙏🙂

Danke für deinen netten Kommentar, lieber Gerhard! Freut mich immer wenn dir etwas von mir gefällt!!🙏🙂

Thank you!!!🙏🙂

@@StefanNiggl My Pleasure! 🙂

Thanks Gary! Glad you liked it!🙂🙏

Merci Eric!! 🙏🙏🙂💗

Thank you so much , dear Anne!! Your nice comments always motivate me to keep composing!🙏🙂💐💗💗

Like you encourage me to play !🤗

Mercie , chere Karine!!🙏🙏🙂💗

Vielen Dank, Michael! Das freut mich sehr!!🙏🙂

Vielen Dank, lieber Felix! 🙏🙂Irgendwann werde ich das wohl machen! Schönen Sonntag Stefan

Thanks Zal!🙏 That was a very philosophical question. I've also asked myself why I always like to use pictures or video sequences of water, sea or lakes and also sunsets. The sun is the simplest: it is the source of light and "symbolizes" consciousness, the one in you that knows. Water and its movements are an expression of life and all life consists of waves and changes in wave form. (see quantum physics or string theory) Our emotions also come and go in a wave-like movement. Therefore: water "symbolizes" the soul, the inner side of life. According to Schopenhauer, music is the direct expression of life. Because music also consists of waves (see the individual notes) and wave-like movements over a whole piece. So we have two things: consciousness and the soul or life. But of course they are one, just as the wave is derived from the circle (the sun). Think of sine and cosine, which are derived from circular motion!! So when the One, theologically God or whatever you want to call it, moves, waves are created. Now everything is clear...or is it?😄

@@StefanNiggl Perfectly put and understood.... or is it?😸

Haha, never thought I’d read about sine and cosine, circular motion and physics in a recording of an emotional guitar piece. 😂 I really like your philosophical approach. Thinking about your approach, I could see how the double slit experiment would also provide a very nice explanation. Particles (notes), that behave like waves, but if you look at them closely, they are just notes on a score sheet.