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.

I think it's essential to focus on the emotional impact of music rather than just technical perfection, as true artistry comes from conveying feelings.

If the music is supposed to be prettier, I would probably use a tone that is captivating enough, but that depends on the musical content implying that it should be pretty.

I dislike the idea of a definitive performance; every musician brings their own interpretation, which is valuable.

Having no structure allows for more freedom, which can enhance musicality; I believe in just doing what you feel.

I aim to create a moment of magic in every piece of music, which cannot be forced but must flow intuitively.

As a performer, I must understand the composer's intentions and then make the piece my own, which involves recognizing the freedoms offered in the score.

It's important to recognize that different styles of music, even if they don't align with classical guitar, can coexist without detracting from it.

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