Interviews with musicians, composers and conductors
I am happy with any work that reaches the point of completion. Like any good parent I have no favourites.
We are fortunate to be very good friends and knowing each other so well allows us to trust one another musically on stage giving us confidence to take risks in performances.
It’s hugely rewarding to know that your music is appreciated and is bringing an element of happiness to peoples’ lives.
I see music as about communication (what else can the arts be?) and for that one needs clarity of images and ideas; through this one reaches towards the strangeness that lies beyond our quotidian existence.
The limitations on live performances. Social media has been lovely, but nothing beats the rush of sitting up straight, breathing out and playing that first note.
It is important when one is a performer to assert one’s personality through one’s own choice of repertoire. I try to assert my singularity by choosing pieces in agreement with my own sensitivity, but also by choosing works that are not often played or even unpublished
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