In the following post, I present the music I created for Sonnet 62 "Voyage To The Infinite" with the help of udio.com (AI).
As a musician, I'm not as prolific a composer as my father, and I'm even aware that I could make music as I've done with the collection of sonnets, which would be better received by those who are against artificial intelligence. However, if the possibilities are at hand, we must take advantage of them in the best way.
Uses vivid imagery and metaphors to explore profound existential questions. It encourages the reader to reflect on their own life journey, the mysteries of the universe, and the potential for personal transformation.
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https://www.udio.com/songs/uYKLH7jS3EChk88xPr2YYK
Sonnets For The Twenty First Century And A Circadian Musical
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Musicalization of Sonnet 62 by Francisco Luis Arroyave Tabares. Copyright 1987
LYRICS
Voyage To The infinite
On a clear day I heard the salling bells
Calling me toward a beautiful main 2
That echoes in mind's bottomless wells
And in which all my soul's hopes remain.
The ideas then came up to my head
As if we were already here to stay
And after dead we were not to be dead
With more joys and pain in other way...
With thoughts of being perhaps new creatures
In wonder I was able to converse
And mix with more people of all natures
To share messages of the universe.
From then on I have looked at my future
Rapt by the vastness of this adventure,
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2-. main= ocean.
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I loved the song, it turned out very good. congratulations. I am not a musician nor do I have any knowledge of any kind, however the musical world has always caught my attention, leading me to experiment with software and mix songs in a self-taught way. Now with AI tools like Udio or Suno I can experiment and have fun writing and creating songs.
Already following you friend. Greetings and success!
I appreciate this comment. It has a lot of value in the sense that people who don't make music are the ones who really enjoy listening to it the most. I am using this account for the musicalizations of the sonnets of @franciscoluis (my father).
I am currently rehearsing some music generated with the AI with the help of the Cello and Guitar; the results will be published here soon :)