Growing up, Kim played the violin for 4 years. It was the one constant in her life that never changed. She may have changed schools, homes, friends, but she always had the violin. Kim’s love of music kept her from getting involved with the wrong crowd. She spent hours practicing and perfecting what she played. Canon in D by Pachlabel was her absolute favorite. When she moved to a small town, she was no longer able to play her violin because the school did not offer orchestra. So, Kim began playing the flute, and while it was not the violin, she still very much enjoyed playing. A few years ago, Lindsey Stirling inspired Kim to pick up the violin again. Although she is nowhere near the level she was when she was younger, there is still a connection between her beautiful instrument and herself that brings comfort and peace each time she picks it up. It is because of Lindsey that Kim has that again. Seeing Lindsey in concert would be an amazing experience, that Kim will be forever grateful for!