I Remember When I Was In My

Maybe I'm Used To Religious Music Being Gentler In The Classical World.

I Like Playing The Stuff Where I Don´t Know What I´m Gonna Play. Like The End Of Fake Plastic Trees Or The End Of Paranoid Android - Stuff Where I Can Do Anything And No One Notices Or Cares.

I Think I'll Always Feel A Little In Awe Whenever I See Someone In Their 20s Or 30s Carrying A Cello Or Violin Case - Because I Know, If They're Doing It Professionally, How Many Years Of Practice Have Gone Into Being Able To Make Music With Them. And The Sounds They Can Make Just Hit Me Very Hard, And Feel Full Of Limitless Complexity.

I Was Just Very Conscious That I Could Either Bore People By Having The Music Be Similar For Too Long, Or I Could Just Wear Them Out And Bore Them In A Different Way By Having It Changing Too Much Every Minute Or Two Minutes. So, There Was That Kind Of Balance To Get Right.

The Strangest Part Of Indian Music Is Its Lack Of Chords: There's No Such Thing As Major Or Minor, And It's Unusual To Hear More Than Two Different Pitches At The Same Time.