I am someone who is in love with the multi-hued languages and dialects of musical expression!
Category: Interview
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”
Elizabeth Newkirk, pianist
I am an early 20th century fiend. My sweet spot is that blend of late impressionism, jazz, and the steely influence of the Machine Age.
Lucy Melvin, violinist
Being a teacher gives another type of understanding of the repertoire which we play. When you also teach it to others you see things in another light.
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