Hmmmmm... we have a nice new harpsichord, a single manual Flemish model with two 8 foot and a single 4 foot choirs of strings. And apparently, our living room can't stay in this formation... we are going

Our concert weekends can be a bit hectic... on the music side of things, we do run a pretty fast and tight schedule. On the Saturday, we have two calls of rehearsals (2 times 3 hours)... one in the morning

Hello dear friends of Hive Open Mic, thank you all so much for the support I received during my last performance 🫶🏾. This week I'll be back with you, sharing a little more of my art ✨️. I'm bringing

Unsplash I'm a musician... and mostly performing... but I do do (hehe...) some teaching at the local university, both ensemble and individual... sometimes to do with my specialisation of Early Music, and

One of the nicest things about being a husband-wife ensemble core... and without a "business"-minded board... is the ability to just do whatever we want without needing to run it past non-musicians

+1 today, and my heart is filled with deep gratitude. This new chapter reminds me that life is not just about personal milestones, but about the lives we touch, the kindness we give, and the hope we share.

Hmmmm... it appears that I'm the default organiser for a concert that I was asked to lead the ensemble for... It is a harpsichord concert that will feature concerti for 4 and 2 harpsichords by JS Bach,

Hola un saludo a toda la comunidad no pos para compartir esta gran nostalgia que da los buenos resultados

Ahhhhh... I have two batches of music coming in from Europe. Normally, I'm able to source a good chunk of our music for our ensemble via facsimiles and old prints from the Baroque and Classical eras...

Well... we are now in the lull period... a week or so of calm, before the flurry of concerts for our ensemble starts for the year... and from there, it is pretty-full on for the both of us with our own

Post para compartir experiencias y comentarios pensamientos sobre este misterio y coincidencia

Meet Bob. Bob is the building cat where I live in Leeds. He was a stray overweight tabby when the concierge & security team for the property thought to adopt him for the office. But Bob's no slacker.

Sometimes, as musicians, we spend years studying with instruments that, although we are fond of them, have their limitations. But there are days that mark a "before and after" in our perception

A short break over summer, and then we are heads down back into planning the various concerts and events that our ensemble has throughout the year. We have a couple of concerts in February and early March

Hola amigos de esta prestigiosa comunidad en Hive blockchain, este pasado mes de diciembre del año 2025 en las instalaciones de el Salón Parroquial "Felipe Santiesteban" de la ciudad de Villa

Here are some songs with my friends acoustic guitar he’s lent me. They’re all from one of my current bands “Edgeworth Band”. A couple have mixtures of major and minor chords that take a bit of remembering.

One of the most grounding lessons we took from this year is simple, but it runs deep: music shouldn’t be a competition. Touring can easily turn into a comparison game. Numbers. Slots. Hype. Who’s “winning.”

Every time I go to the drawing club, I see this street musician and say hi to him. In heat or cold, he plays the same looping rhythm, smiling the whole time. I have no idea how much money he makes. Or

Un saludo muy cariñoso y cordial desde la ciudad de Villa de Cura ( Aragua - Venezuela ) para esta prestigiosa comunidad @music-community en la blockchain de Hive para el compartir de la música y en especial

Every musician and especially freelance ones hit this end of the year feeling ready to collapse... actually, I think I hit that point several weeks and a few projects back... but as a freelancer, you have