About
About me
How a boy with a borrowed cello ended up playing weddings, living rooms and cafés in British Columbia.
Replace this with a short opening — two or three sentences in your own voice. Then tell the rest as chapters below.
Chapter one
Where it started
Write about the beginning here — where you first heard a cello, who put one in your hands, how old you were, what the first year actually felt like. Leave a blank line to start a new paragraph; the layout keeps it.
Chapter two
Learning the instrument
Your training: teachers who mattered, the school or conservatory, the piece that first felt like yours, the practice years nobody sees.
Chapter three
Playing for people
The first time you played for an audience — where it was, how it went, what changed afterwards.
Chapter four
Coming to Canada
Moving, and what came with it: the language, the new rooms to play in, what you missed, what you found.
Chapter five
Where I am now
What you play today, who you play it for, and what you would like to be doing next.
Shall we make some music?
Weddings and events go through a few quick steps. Lessons have their own short form.