4 (french) Werber, Bernard

e blind but I’m not lame. His disciples burst out laughing.
Apparently, they loved their master and his antics. Me, the
humor put me uncomfortable. People stricken with
blindness are supposed to be sad and overwhelmed and
not laugh and joke. In addition, there was an religious
scholar and a scientist, therefore, a serious man par
excellence. Suspicious, Raoul fluttering her long hands a
few inches of his glasses. Meyer protested, impassive
- Stop shaking your fingers. You cause a current air and it
may catch cold. - You will not really see anything? - No, but
I’m not complaining. I could also be deaf. That’s got to be
really painful. His students were thrilled. He continued, more
seriously:
- You know, there are more interesting information the
sounds in the images. Prior to blind rabbi, choreographer
and I have always I loved playing the piano. It’s a Bach
fugue to me gave the idea of weaving the umbilical cords.
The rabbi walked unaided to the piano, drew the stool and
sat down. The music sounded almost mathematical in the
enchanting canopy green plants in our tropical setting.
- Listen to this passage. You receive both voice? I closed
my eyes to hear better. In fact, so focused, I discerned two
voices overlapped. Meyer commented:
- Bach was a genius of the braid. By mixing two voices, it
gives the illusion of creating a third that does not exist and