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Monthly Archives: August 2026
Reliving Special Moments
I ran into a question…”if you could relive a day in your life what would it be?” Well it would be the day I gave my Graduate Recital in 1993 to obtain my Masters in Applied Music Pedagogy (private teaching). … Continue reading
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Realistic Learning
Now what’s she talking about? Hahaha! Being realistic about learning whatever it is you want to learn. I am gearing this towards music because I’m a professional musician. But the advice in this blog can be applied to any personal … Continue reading
Living in the Past
I saw a question online the other day. It was “what is your favorite quote?” I thought about a meme I saw online about a person asking a Hindu monk…and this is not a direct quote…”how do I deal with … Continue reading