Brendan believes that everyone can learn to appreciate and love music, and that it can be a new way of communicating, building bonds, and connecting with people who may look, sound, or speak differently. He maintains a private music studio teaching lessons to students on violin, guitar and piano. Brendan Slocumb spent most of his career as a performer and teacher, but this year released his first book, a mystery called 'The Violin Conspiracy.' The novel is a reflection of Slocumbs. He has served as the concertmaster for the NOVA-Annandale Symphony Orchestra and regularly performs chamber music with members of the Alexandria Chamber Music Society.
Since then, Brendan has performed with the Washington Metropolitan Symphony, the McLean Symphony, the Prince George's Philharmonic, and the Alexandria Symphony. His violin opened the door to opportunity, and he ran through it. When they were breaking into people’s houses, he was practicing Dvorak and Mozart. The Violin Conspiracy by Brendan Slocumb Chapter 1 Day 1: White Chucks, Size 101/2 On the morning of the worst, most earth-shattering day of Ray McMillian’s life, he ordered room service: scrambled eggs for two, one side of regular bacon (for Nicole), one side of vegan sausage (for him), one coffee (for Nicole), one orange juice (for him). Friends he grew up with are today sitting in jail when they were out running the streets, he was in rehearsals. When he was nine, he started playing violin through a public school music program. He believes that it’s a life-saving force, and a gift we should always offer our children.
Music has always played a major part of Brendan’s life.
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