In this episode of the Washington Tattoo Podcast, Mark and Stu interview George Kazianis, a percussionist and composer from Greece. They discuss George's musical journey, his love for percussion instruments, and his approach to composing and arranging music. They also touch on the importance of embracing different music styles and incorporating technology in music creation. George shares his advice for aspiring composers and talks about his upcoming projects.
Takeaways
Embrace different music styles and incorporate them into your compositions and arrangements.
Use technology as a powerful tool in music creation, but also appreciate the organic sound of acoustic instruments.
Cultivate an endless passion for music and embrace opportunities for growth and exploration.
Collaborate with other musicians and artists to create innovative and unique performances.
Compose and arrange music based on personal experiences, emotions, and perspectives.
Respect tradition while striving to innovate and make smart choices in your compositions.
Experiment with different approaches to composition, such as incorporating poetry or collaborating with photographers.
Keep an open mind and be willing to learn from others in order to grow as a composer and musician.
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