Yesterday I took the day to get away with some dear friends and listen to wonderful flute players from our Mid-Atlantic region at the Washington D.C. Flute Fair in Reston Virginia. I was reminded all throughout the day how important it is for all of us to constantly be refreshing ourselves through trying new things and learning from others by supporting those around us.
I came home eager to start practicing again and begin new work on fresh material.
I hope you all find the time to do something new this week.
Read a different author….
Drive to work a different way….
Buy a new pair of shoes……
But as you do, don’t forget to stop and listen to the music that is in everyone’s life around you.
Be inspired by the life of Alice Herz-Sommer, the world’s oldest Holocaust survivor who died today at 110. Playing her piano until the end, she is a joy and I am sure that her light will linger on through those she touched with her life.
Because He keeps me singing:)
Have a great week!
God Thru the Arts 
What a lovely tribute to one of the most inspirational people I’ve ever come across. Alice Herz-Sommer is a treasure and will be missed. Last December, I dedicated my 111th post to her (entering her 111th year), if you’d like to click over: http://thatssojacob.wordpress.com/2013/12/26/inspirational-people-alice-herz-sommer/ enjoy 🙂
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Wow! Very charming. I hope I am still playing when I am even close to her age and I look forward to my 111 post:)
Thanks for reading:)
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Creative power: When painting one must live within the moment of creativity, feel the emotion of the moment, to create beyond the dimension of reality.
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Lovely! And so wonderful when we can reach across our own individual disciplines to communicate our intention for the Divine:)
Thanks for reading!
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