SICU SYMPHONY for Our Future

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Comment by Jurgen Brul on April 18, 2009 at 4:23am

Dear friends,

I am from Suriname;

The flag of Suriname until 1975;

The Black star symbolizes the Negro’s families from Africa,
The Brawn star symbolizes the Hindus and Javanese families from Asia,
The Yellow star symbolizes the Chinese families from Asia,
The Red star symbolizes the Indian families from America,
The White star symbolizes the European families from Europe.

Now;

The Golden star represents the Unity of All Families!

Conclusion
Wans ope tata komopo
Where ever our ancestors came from,
Gado de wi fesiman.
God is our Leader.
(Source: National Anthem of Suriname)

Advise
Let us open our hearts to God,
especially in difficult times, then
we will Enjoy our Beautiful Life’s and
we can Build each other Up;
As a Result
The world becomes a Better Beautiful World!

Greetings,
Jurgen R. Brul

Comment by TOM Merilahti on January 23, 2009 at 1:06am

Dear Mario,

You are welcome to add your favorite music here on SICU Symphony and especially on SICU MUSIC.

Best regards,

TOM

Comment by Mario Faustino on January 23, 2009 at 12:54am

Hello everyone! Nice seeing you here! Thanks Tom! Very nice of you!
The video is great! I think music is everything. Wonderfully serving its main inpire source I guess.

I enjoyed vivaldi's cool opening and of course carmen...

Best Regards! mjf

Comment by Karoly Carol Novak on January 21, 2009 at 2:16pm

Thank you for the invitation.
Karoly

Comment by TOM Merilahti on January 20, 2009 at 12:42pm

Dear Iva,

My personal choice is "Sibelius: Symphony No. 5 - Finale", which I added here in the discussion forum. Please add your favorite as well.

My very best regards,

TOM

Comment by Iva Yotova on January 20, 2009 at 12:18pm

Dear Tom,

Thanks for invitation! I like to play Symphony in orchestra, and I have many favorite. Which one we will play for our future :)

Kind regards

Iva

Comment by Mrs. Tatiana A Kostanian on January 20, 2009 at 10:20am

Thanks for the invite Tom. One my main concerns is 'transportation'. Take for instance, I'm in a big, well-known city and still transporta-tion for the disabled is less of concern. I'm 3 blocks from my main citified electrictram and for 30 blocks it is not accessible.Our cities municipal railway transport says they will not fix the line its not worth it. Our city received over 80 million for transportation, and the elderly/disabled are told they are not worth it. When will disabled of the globe feel their city is fully accessible and their lives inclusive. Mind you it is 2009....Sorry Tom, just have to wake people up to a given reality. We put into the system and this is the reality many times over.

Tatiana

Comment by Christina Seibold on October 12, 2008 at 9:04pm

Dear Tom,

thanks for your invitation. I'd like to say so much, but my English is missing the most words to express it understandable.

I prefer to speak in pictures. :)

best whishes

Christina

Comment by Mona Youssef on October 12, 2008 at 8:53pm

Dear Tom,

Thank you so much for inviting me to SICU SYMPHONY. It is certainly, very cleaver and creative idea, I just love it. Body members, small and big are all working in harmony to complete the full functions of oneself. The big member, of the body, can't say to the small one "I do not need you". Our brain size is so very small yet, store information more the the total libraries in the world and without it we can't survive. In fact the brain is last member to stay active in the incident of death, even after the heart stops working. May our hearts will always, keep working actively and happily when we live in such harmony to play the universal Symphony.

Tom, Congratulations on the successful activities that have been taken place lately. I am very happy for you although, you do not sleep but this is main ingredient of intelligent thinkers. Please have enough rest so that you keep on creating great works.

Warm greetings

Mona

Comment by Naima Benali on September 30, 2008 at 9:07pm

again great and very interesting aims/ visions and I do hope that we jointly can achieve even greater results!
br, Naima

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