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Steve Goss

09/22/19

@ tonebase Guitar

I often see each project as an opportunity to explore a new style of music, which keeps my work fresh and engaging.

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S3E1: Stephen Goss - The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast

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S3E1: Stephen Goss - The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast

09/22/19

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Steve Goss

09/22/19

@ tonebase Guitar

I believe in incorporating quotes and inspirations from diverse musical styles into my compositions, which allows me to explore new styles with each project.

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Steve Goss

09/22/19

@ tonebase Guitar

I find that collaborating with different musicians helps me think about instruments in new ways, especially since a significant portion of my music features guitar.

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Stephen Goss

09/22/19

@ tonebase Guitar

I try to keep my compositional approach different for each piece, but certain textures and combinations of instruments often recur in my work.

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Rick Rubin

01/16/23

@ Andrew Huberman

Listening to music I don't know keeps me surprised and engaged, which is essential for creativity.

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Judicaël Perroy

09/30/18

@ tonebase Guitar

I personally love new music, even if it's not for everyone, as many composers are often ahead of their time.

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Stephen Goss

09/22/19

@ tonebase Guitar

It's sometimes strange when other musicians play music I've written for a specific guitarist, but their different interpretations can be just as interesting and valid.

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Judicaël Perroy

09/30/18

@ tonebase Guitar

I prefer to introduce my students to new repertoire rather than only teaching pieces I have played extensively, as it keeps the learning process fresh and diverse.

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David Russell

11/19/22

@ tonebase Guitar

The most interesting musicians often push the boundaries of taste, creating excitement by exploring the edges of their artistic bubble.

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Leo Brouwer

11/04/22

@ tonebase Guitar

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