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“I love classical music and my writing, teaching and latterly PR work has enabled me to really indulge that love, while also helping (I hope!) others to come to enjoy and appreciate the artform. I think the most uplifting experience is when people come out of a concert (I’m concert manager for a lunchtime concert series) and you see how much the music has moved or thrilled them, or allowed them to escape from the everyday, at least for an hour or so. I really love that. Perhaps the most surprising thing for me personally is the fact that everything I do now, and my reputation, stems from my blog. I never expected it and never looked for it, yet it has given me huge fulfilment in both my working and my social life, connecting me with many wonderful musicians, fellow writers, audience members, music lovers and more.”

“I always say that it was an accident that I ended up being a professional musician, though the only reason I am is that I would feel incomplete without music being a part of my life and that has always driven me.”

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