Interview with:Eduardo Gustavo Santos González [starmaster]
MUSIC
 | What do you do? What is your musical specialty? Improvisation over neo-classical inspired progressions, along with counterpointed multi-layerd melodies based on classical music. The rythms used in my music are simple on execution, but follow a complex structure; structured music (like in early romanticism, refering to a "narrative structure") is what I really enjoy composing. |
| Do you work alone or in a group? If in a group, who are the others you work with? Usually, I work alone; because I enjoy having the creative side all for myself.
I often record all the instruments; but when I play with others, I avoid playing non-original songs. |
| Is there a web address where one can listen, see, or read some of your work? By now, you can listen to some of my music at my Youtube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/StArMasteRz |
| What is your creative process? First... the emotion, idea or image I want to express.. then, the melodies, which are concieved individually, over a generally simple rhytmic patterns, set together to build a structure. After that... if I want to, I add poetry to the lyrics (I'm not that good as a poet). |
| When do you have your most lucid moments, in the morning or night? Artistically... at night. |
| Have you ever awoken with a melody created from your dreams? Of course... And that music is often absolutely brilliant. |
| How do you know when a song is finished or needs no more changes? When I start feeling the song's spirit; when it aquieres an own soul; when I feel absolutely satisfied with it. |
| List three songs that are key to your life. Symphony No. 1, by Hayden, At the Heart of Winter by Immortal, and Clair de Lune, written by Debyssy. |
| What time did you get up this morning? At 4:30 in the morning. |
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Eduardo Gustavo Santos González
Santa Tecla, El Salvador
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