There’s a special hour in the dying of each day, when the sun pauses in its saundering stride to the horizon, and turns around to look back on the world it’s leaving, as if to promise its return. That’s the quietly magic moment where the trees are framed in gold and the clouds break into … Continue reading Drip →

This past week I've had the opportunity to attend a trumpet making workshop in Bloomington, Indiana. The class is centered around using Baroque period techniques to make a period instrument.  To begin, everyone started with a few sheets of brass that had been cut to a template. The first thing we made was the tubing. … Continue reading Seraphinoff Trumpet Making Workshop →