Do it with passion, and trust and listen to yourself. Be sensitive to the trends but do not be overwhelmed by them – continuing making your own sound and style, and remember that practicing over and over again can only make you better.
Category: Interview
Laura Farré Rozada, pianist
I think it is extremely important to think about why you want to become a professional musician and what could be your contribution. In other words, to be creative, to question general assumptions in your field and to find your own voice. And above all, to be patient, proactive, persistent and determined to work hard.
Michalis Andronikou, composer
Who or what inspired you to take up composing, and pursue a career in music? I had some good teachers for sure and I admired
CEEYS, cello-piano duo
Know your roots, be yourself and tell us your story – we are curious because it will be unique. It’s all about sharing experiences and love.
Kaspar Querfurth, composer
compositional techniques are a means to an end and not the end itself
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