I began cultivating my skills as a violinist at the ripe age of seven. As a naive child, praise and flattery caused an inflated ego, and compliments became detrimental to my growth as a musician. My biggest regret is failing to realize at a young age that great violinists are not defined by their achievements, but rather their sphere of influence created as a result of music.
My senior year of high school served as a rite of passage towards becoming a mature musician. I finally took the initiative to mentor underclassmen; spending time after school to nurture the young talents became a common occurrence. What started off as an innervating task quickly found its way into my hobbies. My decision to mentor students helped carve my legacy within
My senior year of high school served as a rite of passage towards becoming a mature musician. I finally took the initiative to mentor underclassmen; spending time after school to nurture the young talents became a common occurrence. What started off as an innervating task quickly found its way into my hobbies. My decision to mentor students helped carve my legacy within