Aimee Bobruk has something in common with Brother George Klawitter, CSC: She, too, learned violin by the Suzuki method, but she learned at age three. At 12, she thought opera was for her. At 15, she heard country swing musician Ben Bell play acoustic guitar and sing. He became her mentor and friend, inspiring her move to folk music. Bobruk is currently lead singer in a folk rock band, which plays at Austin hot spots like Momo’s and Speakeasy. The band had its first album released last year: Aimee And ‘Small Town Girl.’ Bobruk majored in Philosophy and Art and wrote a creative nonfiction thesis comparing the life and death of a star to human experiences. “The big question marks of space are similar to the unanswerable questions of the human experience.” Does music help her explore these questions? Yes: “I take listening seriously.”