Here is a very pleasant surprise (and a new experience!)
I have sent recordings and sought out reviews since I began working as a musician. I have received unsolicited and solicited reviews of performances from venue owners, festival organizers and fellow musicians.
But this is the first time I've had a house concert reviewed by a member of the audience! Mary and her husband joyously sang along with the songs, and told me about traveling cross-country with "a piece of it all" as their accompanying soundtrack in the past year. I am humbled and deeply enjoy hearing how music that I am a part of has helped to accompany or enrich someone's life. But I'm even more moved by the words she shares in her blog about my recent concert in Laurel, Maryland.
http://morahmary.blogspot.com/2010/05/do-small-things.html
It turns out that she had written about my first concert in Soup and Songs' house concert series a couple of years ago:
http://morahmary.blogspot.com/2008/07/saturdays-time-out.html
That reflection included references to books by a third-grade teacher...which has sent me shopping to get and read his books.
Music inspires a writer who links me to a reflective teacher who writes, whose stories I want to know (and probably will share!) These are the re-weavings of the tattered fringes in our broken world that I both treasure and celebrate!
(And I am certainly gonna ask my Kindergarten-teaching sister if she knows about these books, too.)
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