Creating Beauty Through Music: Finding Hope in Hard Times

And so we make things that are painful beautiful. So I would hope that the world that I create in pieces is so beautiful that it takes out of our— I mean, it's not only that because, I mean, music can be served when you're happy, but it has got a special role when life is hard. And so I would like my music to be listen to. So that's when people feel really, uh, that they have difficult time, that they listen to Mozart better, but also mine in the same sense, no different. Sort of that it gives a feel of— that's when I say that I want to create beauty, start. It's not beauty in terms of it's just pretty, it's beauty in terms of, uh, in the Greek philosopher sense, that like beauty and moral, all these things are one thing. I think that's how I would turn it. Even if, you know, it's not something that you think all the time for yourself, you just— but when I write music, I want to write— every time that I go and I work on my piece, I want to write something that is the most beautiful that I can possibly do. And that it's got no vulgarity whatsoever, that it's all that I give, all that I could, to the maximum of my ability. Wow.