I Couldn't Only Do One Thing--i Don't

Preparing For A Future In Music Is An Expensive Proposition.

I Look At Raising Funds For The Perlman Music Program As A Challenge And As A Way To Provide Opportunities For People Who Care About The Future Of Classical Music.

Another Thing That You Really Do When You Play, That You're Supposed To Do, Is Colors. You Know, You Cannot Play With One Color. If You Play With One Color, Again, It's Like Watching A Beautiful Painting, A Drawing, But It's All In Blue Or It's All In Red. May Be Very Nice, But Not Very Interesting.

Nothing Is Better For My Playing Than Teaching Because When You Teach, You Have To Think And You Have To Listen What Other People Do. And Then All Of A Sudden, You Play Yourself And Then You Say, My Goodness, I Don't Need A Teacher. I'm My Own Teacher. Then I Can React To What I'm Doing Immediately. It Really Improves.

I Always Say Separate Your Abilities From Your Disabilities. You Know, If I Could Play The Violin, I Don't Have To Play It Standing Up. I Can Play It Sitting Down And So On.