Success in music is being truly understood and respected by your musical colleagues.
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'
Tal Walker, pianist
Trust yourself, your values, and your ideas. At the same time, find people around you who you can trust to be honest with you and that genuinely want to help you with your development – listen to their advice. Study as much repertoire as you can and then find the pieces that you feel most passionate about.
Julian Marshall, composer
I am someone who is in love with the multi-hued languages and dialects of musical expression!
Anthony Friend, clarinettist
There is no separation between life and music, so everything I experience is reflected in my performing – people I meet, places I have been, things I have read, seen, heard or tasted.
Jacob Dalager, trumpet player
“I almost always try to play new repertoire. There is so much wonderful music out there to play, that I don’t often want to play something I’ve learned before”
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