People Will Ask, 'are You Famous?' And

I've Been Traveling All Over The World For 25 Years, Performing, Talking To People, Studying Their Cultures And Musical Instruments, And I Always Come Away With More Questions In My Head Than Can Be Answered.

Once Something Is Memorable, It's Living And You're Using It. That To Me Is The Foundation Of A Creative Society.

The Thing That I've Always Been Slightly Frustrated With, Was That The Idea Of A Cd Is Kind Of Confined To A Material Possession That You Can Put On A Shelf. And The Idea Of Music, For Me, Is Always About Both The Communication And The Sharing Of Content. And So The Interactive Part Is Missing.

Each Day I Move Toward That Which I Do Not Understand. The Result Is A Continuous Accidental Learning Which Constantly Shapes My Life.

My Teacher, My Great Cello Teacher Leonard Rose, Was Such A Great Cellist, And Nurturing Man, Very Patient. But I Grew Up Not Only Admiring Him, But Obviously Casals, Rostrotovich, Jacqueline Du Pre, And Many Others, Including Many Of My Peers And Contemporaries.