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Jun 10, 2024
I am so honored to be in this year's cohort of Black Arts Legacies, presented by Cascade PBS/Crosscut. Click here for the article by Jas Keming about me!
Nov 30, 2023
I wish to present this collection with honor and respect for those who identify as Christian, and those who connect with this music while identifying in other ways. My own spiritual path finds me somewhere between Humanist and Pantheist. I…
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Jan 3, 2022
FINAL FINDINGS…
I feel a lot more at peace than I did a month ago! I am inspired by so many people I’ve seen through Town Hall and beyond, sharing their messages in different ways. There is so much good…
Read moreDec 1, 2021
In the middle…. (November reflections)
I’m probably right where I should be now—a mix of feelings: inspired, overwhelmed, reassured, anxious… Here is what has been on my mind.
New piece written for my string trio
Getting the AIR position filled…
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Nov 3, 2021
I am so grateful to have this opportunity! My daughter heard me squealing through our apartment when I read the email that I had been chosen to be the Artist in Residence. My head has been spinning with inspiration, new…
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Mar 16, 2021
Dec 10, 2017
Dear Gretchen,
I saw your instrument before I heard it, I think. My daughter, Shelley, and I were in transit from Kelowna in BC to a family gathering near Ashland, Oregon, on Saturday, October 21st. We had…
Nov 20, 2020
Le Café (Arabian Dance) - Tchaikovsky (from The Nutcracker, composed 1892)
There is a lot to work through, and a lot of people re-envisioning the ballet. There are many articles written about the potentially racist associations with these character dances…
Read moreOct 15, 2020
I’m grateful to have my instrument to express and connect. I’m happy to play music that resonates with people and brings peace.
And yet, there is a part of me that has been screaming and running for years. That part…
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