Mason loves music more than anything and hears it everywhere. But what does music taste like? He takes his bowl out with him to find out. The cawing of the rooster, the rush of the river, and the music of the wind don’t give the answer, and he can’t seem to capture the music of life in his bowl. Eventually, a wise old goat has a piece of advice for Mason: music is felt and tasted in the heart, where it lives. This story imparts the joy of life and of the experience of art.