Monthly Archives: May 2014

The second and most important day for us was on Friday. For me, the day started at 3:30am local time and after taking in some of the local atmosphere and of course…Starbucks coffee, Mark, Leon, Mike and myself headed to … Continue reading →

So many titles I could call this blog, but none seemed as fitting as just simply calling out where I traveled for a concert this past weekend — Walla Walla, Washington. This is the furthest I have traveled west for … Continue reading →

Another member of the folk music community lost his life this past month, Turkish clarinetist Selim Sesler. He was 57. Sesler was called the “Coltrane of the clarinet” by many throughout the last few years of his life and I … Continue reading →