Before a recording.
Practicing for a concert is very different from a regular practice session to maintain your chops and learn new music.
Before a recording. Read More »
Practicing for a concert is very different from a regular practice session to maintain your chops and learn new music.
Before a recording. Read More »
To commit to listening is to be one with the sound, to resonate your body and soul immersed in it. And true self-expression is to let your own body and language be highjacked by your inner convictions and passions. The masterly of music may be to balance those two extreme states of being.
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Earlier today, Coeuraj announced its Global Courage Fellowship Program with the subtitle “Bridging Divides: Building Trust in an Increasingly Polarized World.”
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I posit that you can put as much feelings into the words you pronounce as the feelings you put into the fingers on your instrument. That may be the key to transcending our barriers and gaps, lingual and others.
Your Affection in Every Sound Projection Read More »
The Japanese version of this entry is here. ăăźăšăłăăȘăŒăźæ„æŹèȘèšłăŻăăĄăă§ăă To offer tax incentives to my prospective donors, I am in the process of applying for a fiscal sponsorship as a nonprofit project. In addition to my portfolio career as a performer/writer/lecturer, I propose for my nonprofit project to do the following. To make my workshops,
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