Millicent Stephenson Sax

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Today, we had the spring equinox, marking the beginning of this lovely season. The mornings are brighter, the days are longer, and I’m happier.

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Once you acquire a solid foundation and experience with the core elements of technical quality, your next step as a musician is to colour that technical proficiency with expression. The one who helped me reach this goal was Mark Bunney, about whom I want to talk today.

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SHAPE is a registered charity that helps women victim of domestic violence and abuse. To improve their shelter, they’re going to host a charity fundraising ball at the H Suite on April 25th, with live music and entertainment by yours truly, Annette B and Janine Dyer.

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Did you miss the Time For My Music evening showcase? Don’t worry! We had the professional team of GL360 Productions doing a full coverage of the event, including photos and a video that we’re going to publish in two sections on my YouTube channel. First part comes out on March 2nd!

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The wonderful Nina Simone would be 92 years old today. Her music has been a constant in my life and career, and her work in defence of civil rights, an inspiration.

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Millicent Stephenson Sax has 1k subscribers on YouTube

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What a milestone! One thousand people are now subscribed to my YouTube channel. This is very exciting. I want to thank every single person who has watched my videos for this achievement, and also those who have left likes or comments, those who have shared my channel with their friends, and of course, the biggest thanks go to my subscribers.

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Any day is a good day to celebrate love in all its forms. That said, it doesn’t hurt to use the energy of festivities like Valentine’s Day to tell that special someone, for the first time or the thousandth time, how happy they make you.

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Andy Hamilton (MBE) opened the door to the world of jazz for me. As one of the biggest names of the genre in Birmingham, if not the biggest, his residence was always brimming with it. He was a fantastic player and amazing teacher with whom I advanced leaps and bounds in terms of tone, chords and improvisation.

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Here we are, once again, witnessing the last few hours of another year. Well done, everybody! Let me link you some of my music to enhance the last evening of 2024. Best wishes for what is to come!

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