Making Beautiful Music - Greg Stuart

from Everyday Happiness Hosted by Vicki McLeod

Vicki talks music and happiness with Greg Stuart, a musician, composer, lyricist and audio technician. Greg is why we sound so good on the podcast and his original song "Before and Again" is our theme music. We chat live from his studio about the science of music, music as a life passion, and the importance of lifelong learning. Greg tells us how he got started as a drummer at age six, and how he made music his career. We are also treated to four minutes of the beautiful "Dontcha Know" from the Tusket CD, which is a perfect pajama song. You can find Greg at Grene Genes Productions.

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