Sounding in the New Year!
Sound Well in the New Year with a Community Music and Wellness Group. I think that many would agree that 2016 has been a challenging year. As we get closer…
Music to Bring Light to the Dark: An Interview with Jess Rosario
Jess Rosario is a singer-songwriter in Longmont, Colorado. She can be found performing around town as both a solo artist, and with various groups. A true lady of "rock and…
“The Prairie Scholars'” Way: An Interview with Jessica Eppler
A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of sitting down with my friend, Jessica Eppler of The Prairie Scholars. During our conversation we talked about the role music plays…
Guided by Music: An Interview with Stephanie Bolton
Stephanie Bolton, MA, MT-BC, is a board-certified music therapist and Fellow of the Association for Music and Imagery. She is based in Huntsville, Alabama. Her private practice is called Healing…
A Life in Music: An Interview with Rachelle Norman, MA, MT-BC
To kick off the March "Women in Music" series, I'm happy to share my recent interview with Rachelle Norman. Rachelle is a board-certified music therapist in the Kansas City area.…
A Month of Women and Music: An Interview Series for March
March is Women's History Month in the United States. As a way to commemorate, I'll be sharing a series of special interviews done with some of my female musician friends.…
Being Music: Insights from a Buffalo Drum
An Invitation to Experience Being Music A few nights ago I was at an event in which we were invited to go on an inward journey with the assistance of…
Inspiration in Solitude
How often do you feel alone? How often are you actually alone? When you feel alone, what do you do? When you are alone, how do you spend that time?…
Playing with Shadow
Shadow. What comes to mind when you think of that word? You may envision a shadow that is created when the path of a direct light source is obstructed by…
Balance Within Resistance
Balance. For many people this seems to be ever elusive. What does it mean to have balance in one's life when there are *so many things* to do? Between possible…