Tearful Tribute to Women’s History Month
Markovich speaks about women musicians and composers at the premiere of LAMENT for Piano Quintet and Empty Chair performed by […]
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Becoming
It’s so easy to go along with the crowd or try to please people who don’t really know your full potential. Become all you were meant to be. What will stop you? Judith Markovich shows us that it is never too late to invest in a hidden part of ourselves, no matter the hurdles.
Welcome to My Blog
Welcome to the blog of composer/musician/writer Judith Markovich.
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A Spoof: How to Exorcise Cultural Unworthiness
Grab your sense of humor because I figured out one way to exorcise our society of a sense of unworthiness. That way, we can all stop blocking each other from becoming the unique beauty we were created to be.
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Who Says You Can’t?
Think you have a legitimate reason why you can’t make a living at what you want to do? Recently, mine has
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Become a Finisher
Tell me, where is it in your life that you watch yourself “do nothing” but want to change? Are you not practicing?
A Christian Writer’s Prayer: Your Words, Lord
Lord, as I began to write today, I stared at the words on the paper already written. Are they true?
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Patience is a virtue I have to pray for
Used to be I’d walk out on stage and get it over with. Not now. As I become more skilled in this
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PART THREE: Leave Procrastination in the Dust
Goal Secrets I Learned in Business That Work 1. Be really specific. A general goal rarely makes it. Poor goal
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PART TWO: Leave Procrastination in the Dust
“Creativity is inventing, experimenting, growing, taking risks, breaking rules, making mistakes and having fun.” Mary Lou Cook So what happened?
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PART ONE: Leave Procrastination in the Dust
I was a procrastinator. On any given day, you’d hear me say, “I’m going to do this. I’m going to
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Break Free of the Grind of Creation
Fun as it is, how do we balance a very busy career as a composer/orchestrator/performer (or any artistic career) with
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Ambient Images: Revolutionary Approach to Spontaneous Improvisation
Since this blog is called “On Becoming,” let me share how my music is becoming what I’ve dreamed in the
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It Absolutely Could Be
Has doubt killed your dreams? After a wonderful weekend of inspiring conversation with a visiting performer about future compositions, my
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Book Begins Construction
It was a dark and stormy night…no. One day I picked up my iPhone and the neighbor’s parrot…nope. How about: If
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