The variety in its tonal colors and its versatility to adapt to any genre of music gives me endless entertainment, exploring and experimenting!
It’s been a constant companion, very much a friend to converse with, alive with vibration and resonating right over the heart, and responding with a huge range of expressions.
What is it about the violin that brings you joy? Before the violin, I loved exploring our home piano, and haven’t stopped playing either instrument since! I started learning the violin at age 10 in the public school of my small hometown, Napa, California, and played in a fun after-school string ensemble, too. I’m sure that you get asked this question a lot, but when and how did you first start playing the violin? Was the violin your first instrument? Julia was kind enough to take the time to respond to some questions about her music career, Eudaimonia, and the concert on January 28. Julia McKenzie, co-director of Eudaimonia Tickets and additional information can be found here. The concert takes place at Sanctuary, 82 Main Street in Maynard, MA. Cabarets numbers, medieval ballads and Sandra Boynton’s hilarious “Chanson Profonde” will be played by Eudaimonia’s spirited members. French women in love will be celebrated through the music of Pauline Viardot, Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre, and Julie Pinel. The upcoming Eudaimonia concert takes place on Saturday, January 28 and it is entitled “The Nightingale’s Unending Song” and is a unique evening of crossover cabaret de chambre” that brings together a variety of styles, instruments and eras. This show will benefit Shelter Music Boston. One of her passions is taking part in Eudaimonia performances that are directly involved with various social action organizations that benefit underserved communities. Notable associations are with the Handel and Haydn Society and Boston Baroque. As her bio on the group’s website details, Julia is a most versatile musician and tastemaker in the Boston music scene.
Julia McKenzie is the co-director of Eudaimonia, a purposeful period band from the greater Boston area.
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