An interview with Sebastian was featured recently in String Visions, the online "contemporary resource center for the 21st century classical musician" created by Ovation Press.
Philosophically there is an orientation that I think is very important. And that is, consider very carefully what role you have in the community, in any community setting. Consider what people’s perceptions are of you, and of classical musicians. Don’t assume that you will be embraced as offering a good thing. And be very conscious to think about how your interests and the interests of people living in the community you want to work in align.
You can read more here and listen to audio clips. Find Part Two of the interview here.
Venice resident Rhonda DeVictor said she noticed the empty lot when she first moved into the neighborhood 12 years ago
Posted by: supra youth | October 20, 2011 at 03:58 AM
Thank you so much for the Blog workshop you gave us last november.
You inspired me and gave me a boost to start my own blog and my basket weaving project.
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