What happens when a disbelieving young mother and professional educator meets up with her son’s younger violin teacher? How does the music instructor finally win the confidence of the skeptical mom? And just who is this boy of which we speak? Learn the answers to these fascinating questions (and more) in this week’s commentary Life In The Pit (Part I).
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