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"One ought, everyday, to hear a song, read a fine poem, and, if possible, to speak a few reasonable words." - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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Open your mind
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Joaquin's Golf |
Joaquin Rodrigo was a famous Spanish composer, who, despite becoming blind at the age of three, learned how
to play the piano and violin with the help of Braille. By the time he was in his twenties, his orchestral compositions were
already being performed in Spain, and he was living in Paris, where he met the famous composer Maurice Ravel. His musical
influence even reached the world of jazz, where Miles Davis was inspired to use Joaquin's music in his famous album "Sketches
of Spain."
But let's pretend that Joaquin liked to get out of the concert hall and play some golf - blindness didn't stop
him from composing music, so why should it stop him from whacking a little white ball?
How to play: Click somewhere
in the green to drop the ball - it will bounce around until it reaches the hole (the location of which is unknown to you). The
goal is to have the least number of bounces and to have the lowest score. |
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