My most memorable concert

 Since I became a professional musician, I`ve had the privilege of playing in many concerts around the world, which they had gave me at the same time, countless, superb and sublime memoires, and each an every one of them left an immeasurable learning in my life, as a musician and also as a human being. A special mention for me is to highlight the fact of sharing with music professionals, my peers, since I have also learned valuable experiences and knowledge from them, since we inevitably exchange experiences and intrinsic human values, typical of us musicians who embrace this beautiful profession but there`ve been many times where I found out, and realised on how music, though it may seem strange for those non musicians, it can affect people on a natural way, based on how we approach the piece that we`re interpreting it. For example, there have been moments when I had to play the same piece several times, and obviously always respecting the metrics of the main theme and the score as well, but somehow, it comes out different every single time, expression wise (without doing it on purpose). Which brings me to the main topic on this blog. I'm talking about my most memorable concert. I can only reminnessence that one time when I had the opportunity to play in The Konzerthaus Berlin, and I remember that that day I had to do a solo, and unlike other times, I just was in the right place at the right time, and for the first time I became full aware of the importance of music, when I saw the people who was listening to me, breaking tears of joy, and I did too as well. That day I fully understood that music has no borders or languages, which makes us interact in a much freer way with each other as human beings. That would be for me my most memorable concert.