I don't know about you, but I really love the #Christmas season. Well, okay. Let's back up. I don't love how the lines at stores are 90% longer (and slower), or how freezing cold it is outside all the time. But I DO love how the season is centered around service. . . and it doesn't hurt that there's an abundance of amazing Christmas #music. Speaking of service, I have an exciting opportunity coming up in a couple of weeks. I received a phone call from a previous client yester

My last photo shoot was in the winter of 2016, so I've been overdue for a #new one for a while now. Luckily for us all, I have a couple of amazing photographer friends. One of them just so happens to be the owner/operator of Big Iris Production (John Uibel). He's also the genius behind my most popular YouTube video, "Ashokan Farewell". The original idea was to hit up the Salt Flats, but the weather was pretty bland that day. At the last minute, we decided to drive up Big Co

Last month, I came up against a situation that tested my limits as an event violinist in every conceivable way. Fortunately for you, it makes for a #hilarious #new story! When Bob [all names have been changed] contacted me about playing for a corporate dinner in Park City, I was thrilled. I love weddings, but sometimes it's nice to play for something else. . . just to shake things up. He asked if I knew any popular Asian Chinese songs. I thought to myself, "Uuuuuh, no. Should