I Think Doing Variations On A Classical

There Are Two Ways To Wake Up. You Can Wake Up Thinking About What You Know, Or You Wake Up Thinking And Saying 'what Can I Learn?.' That's A Very Different Approach.

In Order For My Live Performance To Work, Which Is About Generating A Focused Energy For About An Hour And A Half, It Is Necessary For Me To Listen And Take In Someone Else's Focused Energy The Day Of Or The Day Before The Live Show. That Can Transpire Through A Conversation, Or Inspiration Can Occur By Looking Through Any Type Of Visual Book Which Sparks A Narrative. That Narrative Then Becomes Today's Seed And Can Then Take Root In Music Terms, Where A Sonic Tree Begins To Grow.

There's A Richness To The Old Works If You Look Before The 1950s. The Chord Progressions And The Language Was More Complicated, Especially In The Jazz And Classical World.

Not Being Afraid To Make Changes Is A Valuable Tool - Knowing You Can Change Back.

I Became A Mom At 37 And Having A Child Has Been An Emancipation For Me.