Rob and his students have made the eternal pledge, with the guidance of the Parampara, to "eradicate violence".In this Light, for the 2015/2016 season, Rob continues to perform and teach as a Bhaktin or devotional musician, a Samayacharin as guided by the Himalayan Yoga Tradition, or, Parampara.Joyfully, 2015/16 sees the initiation of a comprehensive recording project by Rob, at the request of his students, of the complete Etudes, Caprices, Fantasies, etc. from the standard Classical Violin Repertoire as well as the extensive Traditional Oral Teachings from the Nada Yoga Parampara.Spring of 2015 presents the first of these fruits with the release of a much anticipated CD which includes Rob's performance of the E major violin concerto and the D major triple violin concerto of J. S. Bach with Monica Huggett and the Portland Baroque Orchestra.Meanwhile, Rob continues to enjoy his roles as student, teacher, and performer as a principle player with the Portland Baroque Orchestra directed by Monica Huggett, the Musica Angelica Baroque Orchestra and the Wiener Akademie, directed by Martin Haselböck, Magnificat San Francisco dir. by Warren Stewart, the Corona Del Mar Baroque Festival Orchestra and Chamber Ensemble, dir. by Elizabeth Blumenstock.When not traveling in order to study, teach and/or perform, Rob attends to a flourishing private studio both in the person and, thanks to the internet, via Skype and other digital video/audio protocols, studying and teaching Mindfulness, Holism, Yoga/Ayurveda and Bhakti.Currently, Rob is in the process of completing his 500 hr RYT certification through the Teacher Training Program of the Himalayan Yoga Tradition (AHYMSIN).At one and the same time, Rob continues his studies and practices with his teachers, Swami Veda Bharati (Himalayan Yoga Tradition) since 1983 and Shree Vidya Chandramouli (South Indian Classical Music) since 2006, and their devotees.