I've Kept A Diary Since I Was

If We See Someone In A Wheelchair, We Assume They Cannot Walk. It May Be That They Can Walk Three, Four, Five Steps. That, To Them, Means They Can Walk.

Society Cannot Continue To Disable Themselves Through Their Need To Categorize People Or Make Assumptions As To Another Individual's Abilities.

I Suppose I Don't Hear Things, But I Listen, If You Know What I Mean. And There Is A Big Difference Between Hearing And Listening. So It's Like A Conversation, You Know. When You Speak To Someone, It's One On One, And That's Exactly How I Play.

I Hope The Seeds I Have Sown Will Be Taken Up By Those Who Will Follow Me Because The Journey I Have Begun Cannot Be Undertaken In Isolation.

A Large Part Of My Work Has Been Collaborating With Composers; I Think We've Commissioned About 140 Pieces Now, A Lot Of Them Percussion Concertos.