When I began playing guitar, I practiced pieces by Giuliani, Sor, Carulli, and Carcassi because my teacher recommended them, and they form the basis of technique and tonality in classical music.

I want the guitar to reach the top levels it deserves, as I have experienced many beautiful moments, including playing for the Italian president.

Currently, I'm working on a solo guitar piece inspired by Joni Mitchell, and another piece for Aniello Desiderio that draws from Italian opera.

My way of playing reflects my perspective on the guitar and its sound; it's essential to love the guitar for what it is and recognize its beauty and potential.

The first classical music I heard was for orchestra and piano, as my mother played piano, and I loved chamber music, especially the guitar's role in it.

Listening to music, especially when playing, creates a powerful connection that resonates throughout my body, making it feel like the guitar is my own voice.

The project 'The Segovia Sessions' started with me trying out guitars at the Guitar Salon in Los Angeles, where I found a Ramires guitar that I was instantly blown away by.

I started learning guitar at the age of eight, and my first guitar teacher encouraged me to create my own exercises and compositions from the very beginning.

It's crucial for musicians to have a genuine love for music, as this passion helps them navigate the challenges of a music career. I love the guitar for many reasons, including its tone and the unique qualities that make it special to me.