We talked about our favorite albums on our first date and it wasn’t more than a week or two before I invited him over to play music with me. Galen and I were set up on a blind date a little over two years agoĪnd we clicked right away. How long have you and Galen been playing together? and how long have Time, but that show was part of letting me know that I wanted to perform in different musical ways. I’d been performing classically for a long I loved the intergenerational nature of the crowd, I loved seeing real rock legends right in front of me, and I love that it grew the live music bug for me. I bought my own ticket for a show on the last day of summer before 10th grade. The first concert I ever chose to attend was Crosby, Stills, and Nash. I loved many but also found a lot very boring. I attended countless orchestral performances throughout my childhood. What was the first true concert you ever attended and what effect did I love that for me, being a musician means expressive freedom. Positive feedback and a lot of understanding about my creative endeavors. People can of course be very judgmental, but I am small potatoes, so I really only get I love that as a musician, when I do things well, the gains can be great, but if I don’t succeed, the stakes aren’t that high. The arts in general is a place where we can learn so much from those who have created before, follow best practices, build upon what exists, break out of all the shells, make something totally new, and always be supported in it for the sake of creativity. What’s your favorite thing about being a musician?īeing a musician is this amazing balance of following and breaking rules. So IĬhose the cello, and we’ve been together ever since. She said that I didn’t need to play violin but that I needed to play something. I am mortified to think of that now! My mother wasn’t happy about it, but she took the hint. I must have hated the violin because at one point I scratched the body of my rental with the tip of the bow.
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I come from a classical music family, my mother is a professional violinist, her brother a cellist, my dad’s brother a world renowned conductor, and everyone in between at the very least loves music and had to take lessons for some period of time. I started playing music at a very young age with piano and violin around age 3.
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I love to know the stories behind the music and Tori really knows how to tell them. Magnificent in the way she ties politics with music with personal history. Songwriter’s Story of Hope, Change, and Courage.” It’s really I’m currently reading Tori’s autobiography, “Resistance: A
Images from that album still resonate with me – barefoot in a rocking chair holding a shotgun or nursing a piglet – damn, she’s brave and creative and fierce.
I remember making my own music video to “Caught A Lite Sneeze.” I have always been entranced by Tori’s vocals, her command of the piano, her strong feminism, her overt yet self-owned sexuality, etc. I love it today as much as I did then, probably even more because there are some themes that childhood me couldn’t wrap my head around. This goes pretty far back, so I may be wrong, but I think that the first album I ever bought was Boys for Pele by Tori Amos.
What was the first album you ever bought?
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