101.   He is also making music.

102.   He came to make music.

103.   He said he always knew he would spend his life making music.

104.   He is a big man, and he makes big music.

105.   He draws the bow across the single string and makes music.

106.   He loves making music.

107.   He says he just wants to make music he cares about even if he does end up in small clubs alongside a ragtag bunch of obscure musicians.

108.   He makes world music for the age of the Benetton ad, in which cultural difference dissolves in a commercialized message of good will.

109.   He seemed truly grateful to both groups for giving him one more chance to make music.

110.   He probably could have, but his approach to making music, whether in the studio or on stage, was neither casual nor unschooled.