Some questions just don't go away. One day, he had the courage to answer his own question. Though he had been playing piano since he was 5, and writing his own music at age 12, it took him many years to decide to chuck his fat paycheck and do what he always wanted - tour the United States playing his own piano songs. Three albums and many road trips later, he is still criss-crossing the country with no regrets. Well, almost no regrets.
College students are very aware and are actively pursuing thinking.
As a piano-playing songwriter, McCormack is often compared to artists such as Tori Amos, Billy Joel, and early Elton John, but his fans say he has a style and intensity that is all his own. McCormack said he enjoys using his music to share stories about his life, including his experience as an openly gay man in the '90s. You can access minds and hearts in a way that isn't possible by just talking. McCormack said one of the most satisfying aspects of performing is his interaction with the audience, whether keeping in touch with listeners by e-mail or staying late after a concert to talk. The New Hampshire is the University of New Hampshire 's only student-run newspaper.