In her speech, Wendy shares a personal revelation of music and its impact in the lives of an audience when its essence is unlocked and conveyed.
Children’s desire to build guns and inattention was entirely turned around.
Her memoir, “Michelangelo’s Missive” touches on boardrooms, government departments, courtrooms, medical clinics, the joys, fears, and failures of the concert hall, the welfare queue, waste inventory and school janitor work, living, working, and coxing in the city of Cambridge, all to convey a singular message: the role of music in our lives. In particular, Wendy’s message targets educational institutions and demonstrates why decisions that meet the well-being of the individual will always include music.

Wendy currently lives and works at the Hermitage Hotel at Aoraki/Mt Cook as an office administrator meeting people from around New Zealand and since the borders re-opened, other parts of the world.