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https://www.yolascafe.com/rz2istoh0rw I had back surgery October 13th, 2010.  I’ve never broken a bone, twisted or sprained an ankle, or cut myself so horribly that it had left a scar.  Nothing.  I have been blessed with being unharmed and healthy my entire life. But then I herniated my disc to the point of rupture and fragmentation which with such enthusiasm it decided to torment the root of my nerve. I have never felt such pain and yet I refused to go to the doctor cause I couldn’t believe there was anything wrong with me.  Boy was I in for a surprise. Four months later I had surgery.  The reason I bring this up is because I have not practiced, seriously, since my last concert at the Kennedy Center on September 11th. Tramadol Illegal Order Online Continue reading “Getting back to practice” →

https://alldayelectrician.com/ocbh0se9 I came across an article about Anne Sophie Mütter, written by Christiane Rebmann, for the  October issue of Strings Magazine. It brought back memories to when I was a child and I saw her play for the very first time. I was electrified. I couldn’t look away. I decided then that I wanted to be just like her when I grew up. I’m still trying. Continue reading “Anne-Sophie Mütter” →

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