Conductor—Soprano—Flautist—Music Educator
Sarah L. Pearson – Bio
Special Announcement for Anyone in the Greater Chattanooga, TN, Area!
The Cleveland Orchestra & Chorus of Tennessee, of which Sarah Pearson is Founder, Conductor, and Music Director, has concerts throughout the year. My entire family, ages spanning 9 through 85, and I attended their 2019 Christmas concert and all were enchanted!
Be sure to check out their upcoming performances:
4 Comments
admin · January 6, 2020 at 11:22 AM
Thanks, Liz! I appreciate the comment. YOU are tenacious as a musician and person. I believe tenacity is necessary – invaluable, as you said – for seeing projects through to their completion. I could just be speaking from my own experience, but it seems tenacity is essential in particular for those who struggle to complete projects (like me). That said, everyone can use it, even dedicated list-and-spreadsheet-makers and task-completion-motivated types.
Liz Fronduti · January 5, 2020 at 2:50 PM
Thanks Natalie and A Higher Note for hosting this great interview!
I appreciate the comments on tenacity as an invaluable quality for musical (and personal) growth.
admin · December 16, 2019 at 2:06 PM
Hi Ranny,
Thank you for sharing how music has made a difference in your life, and for your positive comments on the interview. I hope it provided you with some fodder for thought, as well as a bit of inspiration for your music and/or your life in general.
Ranny Saint · December 12, 2019 at 2:43 PM
Very good interview with Sarah. Both of you were genuine and real. Music does move forward. Music Moves: It moves us to cry, to laugh, to dance, to pray, to rejoice. Music is emotional. Music can be soothing or energizing so on and so on… Out of all the things I have invested in in my life personally; Education, Sports, Career, hobbies… Music has brought me the most reward for time invested. Music has been a gift.