Preparing For A Future In Music Is

Preparing For A Future In Music Is An Expensive Proposition.

One Must Always Practice Slowly. If You Learn Something Slowly, You Forget It Slowly.

When You Play A Concerto With A Small Orchestra, You Don't Feel It Is As Important As Carnegie Hall. You Try To Work Out All The Little Problems. Once That's All Done, Trust Comes In.

Believe Me, I've Had Interviews Where The Person Says, "so When Did You Start And Why? What About Your Parents?" I Say To Them, "please, Have You Heard Of The Word Google?"

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