Emily Falk

And so rather than being like, hey, you're supposed to spend 10 minutes focusing on...

Bach like you know I I can remind myself that like actually this is the thing that we're trying to do we're doing it right now um rather than like you know he's probably never going to be a concert musician and so so this is why we're here

Yeah, I mean, it makes me feel emotional even just thinking about it.

But one thing that comes to mind is there's this, like, warm-up that my dad used to play.

And...

I remember when I gave that MP3 to Gabriel and he came back and he was playing and I was in the living room.

And it turned out that it was actually like really simple.

And it was something that I did have access to be able to do.

And that kind of like feeling connected to somebody who's not physically there, but where we've had the experience of doing something really special with them, like just felt so good.

And, you know, now playing with my kids, like when they play music,

Sometimes we choose songs that my dad wrote and they learn how to play those songs or songs that I used to sing with my dad.

And when I'm sitting there like with a kid snuggled in my lap and a big guitar on his lap and I get to sing there, it feels like a really full circle kind of feeling like it feels like.

I did not expect for you to make me cry.

It feels amazing.

Thank you so much for having me.