And I remember just feeling almost suffocated by how afraid I was that I might fail.
And when I started this last album that I released, this summer-when I started working on it, I was absolutely terrified with the thought of writing a new album, because the first album had done better than I ever expected it to do, and suddenly there was this huge audience waiting for the second album when no one knew who I was when I wrote the first one. I ask Him to help me and to be able to help the producer I'm working with. And I say that because every time I go into a studio, before I go into the studio, I say a prayer and I really ask God for inspiration. And honestly, a lot of my religious beliefs have stemmed into my music. Where did the inspiration come from your compositions?" You know, I draw inspiration from a lot of my life. Here's one from Justin in New Mexico: "Your music is amazing while still being very clean and uplifting. I mean, there are hundreds of questions coming in. We're just going to-we're-I hope you're all okay with that. Have you got two weeks to answer these? Yes. Lindsey, we've got so many questions here. And that's about the time that I started to try to perform, was when I was about 18. I got this kind of fun idea where I wanted to dance and express myself. And when did you first start performing? So I started playing the violin when I was 6, and I started dancing along with it when I was about 18. And she wants to know how old you were when you first started playing the violin and dancing. Well, the first one is-as soon as I find it here-is from Leilani, who is from Australia. So are you ready to begin answering some questions? Yes. We have youth listening in from all over the world who have sent questions in, too. And thank you to everybody who has joined us today, both here and both-everywhere, I guess. We have been looking forward to this evening for months, and it just seems wonderful to finally be here sitting with you. We are so happy to have you here tonight. How are you doing? How are you? I'm wonderful. Performing her hit song "Crystallize," let's all welcome Lindsey Stirling. Well, we don't want to keep you guys waiting any longer. Our special musical guests tonight will be Kendra Lowe and Lexi Walker. Oscarson and Young Men general president David L. Also hosting our event tonight will be Young Women general president Bonnie L.
You can comment on the LDS Youth Facebook page or the Youth Activities site, or just #LDSyouthface2face on Twitter. So that means if you'd still like to ask another question, it's not too late. And all of the questions tonight have come directly from you guys. Tonight Lindsey will be giving us a Q&A, and she will also be performing a couple songs for us. We would also like to welcome everyone from around the world who is joining us online tonight. Right now we're in Provo, Utah, with all of our friends-all 150 of them. Welcome to our live Face to Face event featuring Lindsey Stirling.
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