Literary Arts: Jason's Journal Entries
Recap: Family Harmonica at Winter Roots Festival
Juice Box – A Harmonica Song for Youth Musicians – Notation Download a Audio Recording
Snowy Day – A Song for Young Musicians – Video and Zine
Harmonica Orchestra in Cedar Lake, IN – January 2020 – Wrap Up
Evening Session at Fargo Skateboarding
Jess Baldissero is not only a good friend, she is one of my favorite songwriters. I was honored that she sat with …
Musical Dreaming – it’s a practice that I took part in, but had never really considered until some great chats with my …
. . . standing backstage at our album release show and hearing the sold-out crowd stomping and chanting, “It’s a Gril! It’s a Girl! It’s a Girl!”
I stepped up to the paper and realized, almost immediately, that I did not have control of the necessary skills to complete the piece as I wanted. I could understand the process intellectually, but it wasn’t going to come out of my pen without more practice.
It’s been three years since I left my home of the previous 25 years and drove this Uhaul trailer into the great …
I have been invited to show several pieces at the upcoming exhibition, Water Worlds, An Exhibition Exploring the Essence of Water (details …
I’ve been looking into some of my limiting beliefs about both my ability to create art and about how we all create …
I spent the day working on “social distance sound”; both my own and others’. I run in a community of educators and …
Why do you play video games? Make music? Draw pictures? Is it Skill and Achievement? Social? Money? Role playing? Reflecting on a recent episode of Imaginary Worlds.
For someone who is relatively new at playing music, learning a new tune, or a bunch of new tunes can be overwhelming. …
I keep track of several things during the year. Here are the final numbers. A brief description of what these numbers mean …
The summer/fall of 2019 has been a time of great upheaval in my life. I was glad to have a set of …
“If you go ahead, if you keep on running, wherever you run you will meet danger and evil, for it drives you, …