Rhythm is not important in my piece, and I often focus on the flow rather than strict rhythmic structures.

It's essential to balance respect for the score with the need to make the music sound beautiful, as the composer may prioritize emotional expression over strict adherence to the written notes.

Different tempos, dynamics, and tone colors are essential tools for musical expression.

Adding elements like vibrato and rubato can infuse personality into the melody, making it more expressive and engaging for the listener.

Phrasing and breathing are vital for maintaining tension and guiding the listener through the music.

When performing, it's essential to determine what you want to express and adjust the tempo accordingly to fit that idea.

The goal is to create tools that allow composers to offload interesting aspects of their work, like expressive timing and musical texture.

Articulation in music is crucial; we should not always play in legato but use various articulations to express our ideas.

To make music interesting, we need to incorporate hierarchical patterning and conditional models that can generate variations, such as chord changes, to create more engaging compositions.