Interviews

Alessandra Belloni: “When We Played This Music for People, It Wasn’t Only Healing for Us; It Was Healing for the Communities”
Marius Neset: “When I Play the Sax, I Want to Be Able to Use It as a Tool for Creative Expression. That’s What I Want to Do Most With My Music”
Herng-Yu Pan: “Auditioning Taught Me How to Fail, and I Think This Is a Good Thing to Learn as a Musician”
Melissa Aldana: “In the Moment”
Franco Petracchi: “Study Is the Essence That Allows You to Work and Teach Successfully”
Fanny Azzuro: “The Préludes Are Full of Miniatures in Which One Must Infuse a Lot of Emotions”
Lorraine Campet: “We Don’t Play an Instrument; We Express Emotions in Music Through an Instrument That We Love”
Danielle VanTuinen: “Seek Opportunities to Play With One Another Regardless of the Instrumentation”
Shannon Lowe bassoon
Shannon Lowe: “We Improve as Teachers When We Continue That Quest for Knowledge and Invite Others to Share and Learn”
Adam Wakeman: “During This Period of Reflection, When the World Seemed to Pause, It Gave Me Time to Rekindle My Relationship With the Piano and the Classical Style I Started Out Playing on Those Early Albums With My Father”