Make music for the art of it, perform it from the heart, use it as a way of self-expression, and always use it to touch people. If these are your goals as a musician, you will always make beautiful and meaningful music.
Author: The Cross-Eyed Pianist
Frances Wilson is a pianist, writer, music and arts reviewer, music PR, and blogger on classical music and pianism under the pen name 'The Cross-Eyed Pianist'
Caroline Pearsall, violinist
Tango is so expressive and you need a certain vulnerability to express the deeply felt emotions, as well as telling the stories
Yuriy Yurchuk, baritone
Sing as much as you want, for the audience, live, share your art with the audience, with your colleagues, create and never stop searching for the means of expressing yourself.
Hilary Cronin, soprano
As musicians, what we strive for most is for our work to make people feel something, whether it be a source of comfort or an exhilarating high.
George Ko, pianist
Improvisation gives musicians an innate understanding of why composers make certain choices, develop a subconscious sense of style, cultivate discerned tastes in melodic lines, and form a complex vocabulary of harmony and resolution.
Marie Awadis, pianist
In my own experience I realized that being an artist was not a choice; it was who I was and who I am.
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