Donald Peck

Susie was now safely back in her own realm, however no matter how hard she tried to fit in or to make new friends, she always felt like an outsider. Like she was on the outside looking in. To spite her best efforts, Susie seemed to be out of touch. Now, even her dreams where being invaded by the battles she was forced to fight and the thoughts of her friends left behind in the other realm. She tried repeatedly to use the necklace to contact Willow, with no result. She went back to the lake where it all began, but the doorway was nowhere to be found. Just as Susie was starting to give up hope on ever getting the answers she so desperately needed, she is once again thrown back into the battle of good over evil.

From Yakima, Washington, to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Donald Peck's journey as a flutist has been extraordinary. Here, Peck offers an insider's view of the inner workings of one of the most prestigious orchestras in the country. Peck, like many artists, did not select his path voluntarily, but rather let fate lead him to a career in music. In 1957, he secured a seat with the orchestra as a flutist. Beginning in 1958, Peck garnered the title of principal which he kept until his retirement in 1999. A memoir filled with stories about life on the road, making recordings, and working with the best musicians and singers in the business, The Right Place,The Right Time! is a joy for anyone interested in the life of a dedicated, devoted, and talented artist.