I Feel That You Always Pay When

The Thing Is That What You Try To Do When You Play Is You Try To Play Not Below A Certain Level. In Other Words, It Can Be A Special Day Where It Would Be Phenomenal, But If It's Not Below A Certain Level, That's The Goal. You Know, That's What You Want To Do. That's Why You Practice And So On.

Same Thing With Harmonies. If You Hear Something That Harmonically Is Interesting, Express It. So That's What I'm Saying About Talking The Music Rather Than Just Playing Through.

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.

I Don't Walk On Stage Unless I'm Playing With A Orchestra. But When I Play A Recital, I'm Sort Of On A Scooter, And I Just Scoot Very Quickly On Stage, And They're Saying, Wow, Look At This. He's So Fast.

I'm Now Doing Three Things: Concerts, Conducting, And Teaching, And They Each Support Each Other. I Learn To See Things From Different Perspectives And Listen With Different Ears. The Most Important Thing That You Need To Do Is Really Listen.