I Couldn't Only Do One

When You Talk About A Million Bucks, If You Think About It Very Carefully, It's Not That Much Money, If You Start To Divide It. You Have To Figure Out A Philosophy As To Whom You Want To Give It To.

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.

I Find Personally That When I Go To A Place Where I Can't Get In, I Feel Hostility From Whatever It Is, A Hotel, A Shop, A Market, A Street Corner Where There Are No Curb Cuts, Because Somebody Forgot To Put Them In, And Where I Have To Go Two Blocks To The Corner To Do It. A Lot Of The Excuses Are, "well, This Is An Old Building." That's My Favorite One. "this Is An Old Building." It's As Though 50 Years Ago, People With Disabilities Did Not Exist. As If The Disabled Are A New Problem. It Has Always Been A Problem.

A Lot Of Society Tries To Put People With Disabilities Into One Cube, And When You Think About It, Many, Many People Have Different Types Of Disabilities, And You Cannot Put A Code That Applies Towards Everyone - Generally, They Can Be Guidelines, But In The Long Run, Interior Designers And Architects Need More Education On The Subject. That's What's Missing.

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.