Posts Tagged "music"

Elán and Žbirka didn't give me piano technique. They gave me a reason why it was worth using at all.

Say out loud that music is mathematics, and people look at you like you've announced the Earth is flat — but the octave alone gives you a ratio you can verify with a measurement.

A quiet piano miniature, written for an album's opening track, turned out to be the first new composition I'd written in twenty-six years.

An old ATARI and a Korg M1 once taught me the difference between imagining music and truly hearing it — a lesson IT would repeat decades later, in an entirely different language.

Some phone calls change everything, and you only realize it much later. This is the story of music that waited thirty-six years for me — without my knowing it existed.