When I started coming back as a more mature player, my goal was to continue the legacy that had been handed down to me—to teach and share my experience and love of chamber music.
One of the most important aspects of spending time at Marlboro is the openness, willingness, and eagerness to absorb new ideas and explore different directions.
The world is evolving on so many levels both positively and sadly, negatively, but when given the chance to delve into music that is 1 to 200 years young, the possibilities are endless. I think the sharing of ideas, goals and ideology is… what makes me want to return year after year. It is a haven where we can lose ourselves in our artistic rapture and leave the tumultuous events of daily life—just a little bit behind.
