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The writer compares feeling complication in jazz with knowing it in classical music, adds lifting you, and describes complete involvement.

The writer leaves Nonchalant as a detached annotation. An unread word after an and overwritten letters in involvement limit the final comparison.

Handwritten notes on music compare jazz, where 'you feel it / get complicated', with classical, where 'you know / it is complicated', add '(lifting you)', and continue 'Music, with an' before 'Rather, complete involvement'. A separate diagonal word reads 'Nonchalant'.

The notes are a quick attempt to describe how different kinds of music feel. The word after 'an' is too faint to read and is left out, and 'involvement' is provisional because its middle letters are overwritten, so the final contrast stays incomplete.