Brahms’s F minor Sonata has always felt like a conversation between strength and vulnerability. I love how the music constantly shifts from fiery to introspective, mirroring how emotion unfolds in real life.

The second movement of Walton’s concerto feels playful and spontaneous. It challenges me to find balance between precision and freedom: to let the instrument speak with its full range of colors and moods.

The Prelude from Bach’s Sixth Suite is a piece I return to often. Its simplicity and beauty make every phrase feel like a moment of reflection. For me, breathing with the music is the best way to enjoy this piece, as each phrase transitions like a waterfall into the next.