There's A Part Of Me That's Always

One Is That You Have To Take Time, Lots Of Time, To Let An Idea Grow From Within. The Second Is That When You Sign On To Something, There Will Be Issues Of Trust, Deep Trust, The Way The Members Of A String Quartet Have To Trust One Another.

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.

As A Musician I'm Kind Of Nomadic, Waldo-like. I Show Up In Different Places, And I'm Witness To Unbelievable Things.

As You Begin To Realize That Every Different Type Of Music, Everybody's Individual Music, Has Its Own Rhythm, Life, Language And Heritage, You Realize How Life Changes, And You Learn How To Be More Open And Adaptive To What Is Around Us.

Children, In A Way, Are Constant Learners. Certainly Sponge-like. Absorbing Everything Without Careful Analysis, Even Though, At The Same Time, They Are Certainly Capable Of Incredible Insights.