Composing music is the most important and beautiful thing for me. Ever since I was a child, when I was learning to play the piano, I quickly realized that I didn’t enjoy playing just from sheet music. Instead, I liked to improvise and soon began to compose my first compositions. At the conservatory, I immersed myself even more in the world of sounds and colors of “classical” instruments. It was natural – from the moment I first heard a symphony orchestra, I knew that I wanted to create something new with this magnificent ensemble. This desire led me to devote myself intensively to composition and discover everything related to it.

Conducting symphony orchestras is also connected to all of this, where I can underline my idea, which I first put into music. Since I have had the honor of collaborating with such amazing symphony orchestra musicians, I have understood that no computer simulation can match the wonderful energy when several dozen people play at the same time and together create one sonic whole.

It has always been and will be an honor for me to perform this activity, for which I have enormous respect.