
It’s Not You, It’s April
On marking a year of grief with a decidedly quiet tune: "April Fooled Me" by Jerome Kern and Dorothy Fields.
When I Grow Too Old To Dream
When the worry is level high and restful nights are in short supply, conditions are perfect for a mashup.

Cusp of a Concert: Preparing “December Songs”
On "enoughness," trusting the inspiration to do it differently, and the cycle of love and loss we all share .



Shifting The Script While Staying Sane
Reflecting on what’s working for me (and what isn’t) when I’m closing in on a performance.

Here’s To Your Illusions
The act of making music is inherently generous. Sure, it’s brave, it takes hard work, but it’s more than that. It’s really an act of giving, it’s hopeful. It says “Here. This thing I made that is part of me - it's for you."

After yes, and…
On what it takes to make musical magic real, and why possible outshines correct.