The solo flute piece “Tuhuayo” begins plaintively in lower registers, then soars to joyous highs, and ends with a breathy hush. Beautifully played by Jacqueline Cordova-Arrington. That’s it for the music performance…?
 
Brian and Shannon share a wide-ranging discussion. Shannon describes how that music moved through her body; higher notes affecting head and neck, lower notes pelvic area and rib cage. As a dancer, she imagines how her body would act as the music changes.
 
Then comes a discussion of the flute representing nature, as with Pan. “You can stick a flute in your backpack” and take it out into nature to play.
 
About 13:30 comes a talk about pregnancy and parenting, then discussions of the aftermath of heart surgery! Shannon has dealt with many challenges. Finally there is an extended discussion of that creative state of the “ineffable.” And how can that be employed in teaching dance,…or music