Interviews with musicians, composers and conductors
Study other great musicians of various styles and genres. Aim for excellence in your craft, and then find your own voice
My greatest challenge is also probably my greatest asset – my repertoire. Most classical audiences are unfamiliar with it, so it can be hard to actually find an audience. On the flip side, the fact that I play pieces that are seldom heard is also refreshing to most, so it does help me stand out!
The real joy is in the process of creating music – anything beyond that is a nice bonus.
I believe the role of a musician is in many ways akin to an interpreter. The piano is a monumental instrument, as Kathryn Stott once mentioned to me, and we are blessed with the ever growing huge canon of repertoire – solo, concerto and chamber.
Who or what inspired you to take up the piano and composing, and pursue a career in music? I first discovered the piano at a
Who or what inspired you to take up the guitar pursue a career in music? Apparently I was interested in anything musical very early in
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