I'm here!: Great to feel that I'm here. It is the most exciting and friendly music society in the internet. I feel myself really comfortable here. Ah... excuse my English, sometimes it could be wrong, its not my native language :-) Respect to all of you!

Classical Musicians Struggle For Acceptance: Has it really come down to this? By KURT LOFT, The Tampa Tribune Published: January 19, 2008 CLEARWATER - Selling classical music isn't unlike hawking ice in Alaska or potato chips in the Sahara desert. Outside the big cultural hubs, Beethoven and the boys are struggling, their once-flourishing fan club reduced to a cult, a niche audience. Consider this week's recital by the Tokyo String Quartet at Ruth Eckerd Hall, which will be lucky to sell 500 tickets. See the full article here: Classical Musicians Struggle For Acceptance ~ Michelle Diehl...

question is: The other day my old sax player, Bill came by to enjoy my sauna (sow na). He looked around at all my ongoing projects and some of the older ones and commented; "wow it must be great to be able to do all of this even at your age. Do you use any plans?" I said no, I envision the completion of any of my projects before I begin and then work towards to completed project, what ever that may be. I vision every aspect of the project as I go before doing it.This holds true even for my music. I can actually see the notes as if on a piece of paper like manuscript, even with the name, tempo and k...