I am what I am. Music has always been in my life. I cannot even conceive my life without her. For more about me and how I see things, read this article: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/women-composers-forgetfulness-gaby-kapps/ And this one also: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/can-we-really-live-without-music-gaby-kapps-m-g-cappelletti-/
It's simply a part of me. And extension of my soul. I cannot conceive my life without it.
To write for all ensembles. To write for movies also. To have my music played by valid musicians.
By evanescing greed, the origin of all evil.
When I was very small, from my bedroom I could hear my parents watching the Persuaders, the soundtrack of which I was transfixed by. I believe it was composed by John Barry. So intriguing. I guess it was symbolic of the emotional intensity that I always searched for in music.
I love nearly all composers that go from the midieval times to this day (I DO NOT like atonal music). I also love jazz, blues, funk, fusion, rock. I cannot say I have one favorite.
I really don't know. Music is...just there. And I derive inspiration from whatever occurs at the time.
As much beauty as I can. And thought. Depth, Substance.
Nervous.
That's a difficult question. We are fully in crisis at the moment.
Promising. Let's hope it grows.
Lots of things.
Byt attending concerts. If and when I can. I don't always have the time.
Originality. Substance. But...as we all know, the audience is fickle, and prone to like scandals. So there isn't much meritocracy, is there?
Giovanni Sollima. I think he's brilliant. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXooAGnBp50