The Importance of Notational Intricacies

I find that sometimes with Mahler, where he, and we're in the building that Mahler conducted in, so I should keep my voice down. But you don't want to wait for that. And then there's strangely times where he just kind of lets you go. It gave me life lessons, life lesson after life lesson as far as what notationally is too much or too little. When I wrote the Commission piece for the Claverin Competition in 2017, up to then the piece only had to be played by the 12 75 lists. All 30 communists that were heard in Fort Worth had to play it.