Interviews with musicians, composers and conductors
I learned so much about myself through the different experiences in different colleges, competitions, projects, travels, all of which fed my artistry. Widen your circle, be bold, say yes. You can (almost) always come back.
You don’t have to formally study composition to write, look at scores you love, play pieces you love, find a way to communicate your ideas to performers or on the page
Place yourself in the present musical moment as often as possible! When this happens, I find it means you are being most true to your musical self, without any other motivations whatsoever.
Find your own voice as soon as you can, don’t be afraid, even if people label you a maverick; that’s actually a compliment.
Trust your gut. Keep doing what you love with dedication and discipline. Never stop being curious or asking questions. You can play a piece one hundred times and each rendition will be different and equally valid.
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