Many people consider J.S. Bach, and the Goldberg Variations as the epitome of Western Civilization. For example, one can see this high regard by its symbolic uses in our favorite movies.
The Awesomeness of “Goldberg” Variations: as Seen in Films Read More »
I have signed up for a Venture Competition (Shark Tank style, if you’ve ever watched the TV show) with my YouTube series “Mind-Body Piano Practice.” I can certainly use the prize money to tune my piano, get a better camera (or two), get more memory space for my videos, and higher internet speed, etc. It’ll also come with one-year of expert advise.
Two Asks: Your Votes, and Watch me Play in a Few Hours! Read More »
This week was full, both in terms of my personal life, as well as with global news that keep alerting me to be more aware, more responsible, more conscientious, more active and compassionate… I kept feeling like I wasn’t doing enough, not learning fast enough, not doing/thinking/feeling enough…And I also had my life and career to keep spinning. So…
An Eventful Week: Hiking, New Mics, Podcast Appearances…. Read More »
I lost a friend a few weeks ago. I have a friend whose due date was last week. I have friends fighting illnesses, and other challenges. Finding myself thinking about my friends every time I play these days, I started wondering if playing the piano is my way of offering prayers.
Piano Playing as a Form of Prayer. Read More »
It’s important to celebrate success. It builds confidence. It makes your job even more fun. And it makes you look forward to the next, and beyond. And success can teach you things, too. We tend to look to mistakes and failures for lessons, but we should be able to draw as much, if not more,
How to Think about Success Read More »