‘The most important thing is to feel you are writing the best music you possibly can. But it’s nice to be busy (but not too busy), to be valued by your peers, and to be appreciated by your audience too.’
Interviews with musicians, composers and conductors
‘The most important thing is to feel you are writing the best music you possibly can. But it’s nice to be busy (but not too busy), to be valued by your peers, and to be appreciated by your audience too.’
‘An ongoing search for expressive richness, ambiguity and paradox’
‘Have faith in your own ideas. Even when – especially when – they directly clash with what you’re told is “correct”.’
‘Be yourself and write as much as you can’
‘With each new piece, my intent is to create a new sonic world distinct to that piece. I love to create different layers in my music, and I am often drawn to detail and long expressive lines as well as rich harmonies.’