Put Soul Into Your Music

Written by Emily Sigers


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Cultivate this vital something by "living your music." If you are playing a pulse-quickening, brisk-stepping march, lose yourself inrepparttar spirit ofrepparttar 109762 piece. Can't you seerepparttar 109763 band, resplendent in their new uniforms, marching proudly downrepparttar 109764 street? Joinrepparttar 109765 crowd atrepparttar 109766 curb and listen torepparttar 109767 tune.

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Put soul into your music by giving your imagination a free rein.

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Final Damkier Performance in Regensburg’s Opera Carmen

Written by Brent Damkier


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The youthful face looks to be fresh out of high school having originally hailed from Northern California, yet isrepparttar face, voice, and actor of a well-trained virtuoso in his thirties. Six years ago without any training in German,repparttar 109761 nearly six-foot tall, handsome, golden-eyed, fair-skinned performer headed for Germany to hone his craft onrepparttar 109762 stages of several smaller opera companies. According to producer and promoter TR Cutler, Damkier will make his recital debut in South Florida.

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