Emotional Resonance: Making Music that Strikes a Chord with Daniel the Violinist

Art is the New Wall Street

Host, Morgan Short, welcomes Daniel Gilbert, affectionately known as Daniel Gilbert to episode 9 of Art is the New Wall Street.
Daniel shares more about his musical journey, transitioning from early music lessons to becoming an acclaimed violinist who artfully merges classical music with the soulful rhythms of hip-hop.
Daniel opens up about how expressing emotions through music enriches the human experience. He pays homage to his late mother, Linda Gilbert, whose legacy continues to inspire his artistic journey. Daniel’s philosophy is grounded in helping listeners find their own stories in his music, underscoring the personal connection he seeks to build through his art.
Daniel shares the importance of carving out a unique space in the music industry. He stresses the significance of understanding your “why” behind how you’re doing your art.

We also explore the challenges and triumphs of making art your livelihood, the value of authenticity over chasing trends, and how music can be a catalyst for mental well-being and fostering community connections.

Episode Overview:

• :50 Intro to Daniel the Violinist
• 1:50 Emotional Connection Through Music
• 2:36 Early Influences - From Childhood to Mastery
• 3:39 Honoring a Legacy Through Music
• 7:16 The Making of Linda’s Melody
• 10:31 The Business Side of Music and Networking
• 15:37 The Impact of Music on the Individual and the Collective
• 20:28 On Perfectionism and Interpreting Art
• 30:59 What is Art? Who is an Artist?
• 34:34 Hear Daniel Play
• 34:50 Stay True to Yourself and Express Yourself through Art

Find Daniel's work at https://danieltheviolinist.com/ or on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/daniel_soulmusician/

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Keep creating, keep making art. Your art is a gift to you and to the world.