Have you ever taken our your violin (or other instrument), started practicing, and realized that you just really aren’t feeling it? I had that feeling just the other day getting […]
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We are coming to the end of the year, which means that it is time to reflect on what has been going on as well as what is yet to […]
You may have heard about the phenomenon of house concerts. as they are very popular right now with artists. Over the past couple of years I have played a few […]
I have always been a shy person. It is amazing that I have grown up to live such a public life of performing, blogging, and being active on social media! […]
So, in my last blog I talked about how financial advice can carry over into the music world. This month I wanted to continue with this theme. Primary Reimbursement – […]
As many of you know, I love this time of year. Yes, I love Christmas, but I also love the idea of starting over. The idea of taking a look […]
I am sure that you are familiar with this parable… The tortoise works away slowly but surely while the hare gets distracted, and ends up losing the race. Perhaps I […]
How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Practice, practice, practice… I am sure that you have all heard that old chestnut! Sometimes even once you have practiced a difficult passage until […]
I celebrated my birthday over Easter weekend, and realized that it was a year ago that I launched the Legacy Project, recording “Greenseleeves & Puddin’ Pies”, a CD of Christmas/seasonal […]
Do you every think “I should go practice, but there really isn’t enough time?” I know I have! Also, there are days that I sit on the couch with lots […]