Ariane Cap took classical piano growing up, but a trip to America when she was 18 opened her up to new kinds of music she knew she had to play, eventually picking up the bass guitar. She says, "When you can get together with musicians, you want to create something good and beautiful." She says, "I see the connecting power of music; deep down, everyone just wants to lead a good life. I deeply believe people deep down in their core are good people." Ari believes there is no substitute for live music and says, "more live interaction (with music) would be very healing" for society. Please check out her websites: arisbassblog.com and arianecap.com.
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