Classical: Metronome

"I wanted people to ask themselves what is my personal identity? What kind of mask have I designed for myself? "
"Into The Woods," "Death of a Salesman" and "The Inheritance" top this month's list
"The inherent understanding of genius, stifled genius, unrecognized genius, not given the support and the nourishment that it deserves and having to find its own way. I understand that completely."
"Florence Price was an inspiration to me because she wrote what was part of her and inside of her. Her music is her soul."
"I made a lot of peace with who I am and how I also am expanding in the various roles that I can take on and feel comfortable in."
"I do tend to be more private in my grief than other people. So perhaps through the music I can connect in ways that I cannot connect as a person."
"One of my favorite parts about that opening is that it's the beginning of a creative idea in which he starts and stops and then crosses something out right away."
"So I hope this piece doesn't give permission, but acceptance, to people. Hopefully see themselves and feel seen."
"There's always an idea of streaming against the mainstream. From there you find your own identity, you find your own truth, your find your own individuality. That's always something that consciously or unconsciously was something that was always a part of my makeup. "
"You have to match it a lot with great precision in some places because in this film, quite a few times, the video will cut to Mozart's hands at a piano."
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