Crafting a Comeback After Time Off
Regaining your chops can take less time if you take it slow
Cellist Aaron Kerr calls himself a "gun for hire." The 29-year-old musician and composer is in demand for gigs at weddings, society functions, and corporate parties. He moonlights as a bookstore clerk and is sometimes asked to play jazz tunes at the book chain’s grand openings. He also plays bass guitar in a rock group and a folk-pop band, writes classical music, and performs in an avant-garde string trio. And he has a few cello students.
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