Evidence: Normand Lockwood Case UPDATE
Sometime this spring, my amateur genealogist cousin suggested to my Great Uncle that he take a DNA test. She somehow felt that going back further into the past might reveal the actual common ancestor between Normand’s family and ours. Well, it worked, as a common ancestor was discovered (Robert Lockwood) born 1600 in Suffolk, England. Different branches same tree.
Fabulous news! It even makes original instincts about the music, and the man more compelling. The music is even more interesting, as I feel I’m mentoring with a master who was a relative. It’s almost as if it’s just there waiting for me to do the right thing. That’s precisely what I have in mind.
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As challenging as the solo pieces are, it’s worth it. I’m enjoying so much playing this music and feeling deeply about it. The importance of a good interpretation is even more then it would be with more popular literature. Others have blazed the trail; here, not so. This makes it even a more exciting process.
More to come! Thanks for tuning in.
Steve Lockwood
