This busy, fulfilled life makes me very emotional. Here, I met the skilled professor Uwe Komischke, who helped me elevate my future to a new level. Germany is the birthplace of music, and it was always my goal to come here to study the trumpet.
Professor Uwe Komischke places great importance on basic training. A professional musician must be a master of stage performance. In addition, Professor Komischke also helps his students to gain practical experience in various orchestras. In class, he explained the background behind various symphonies and told me about the interesting lives led by many masters, so that I could understand the pieces more quickly and play them better.
Even more importantly, my professor encouraged me to start running, so I could increase my stamina. Good health is very important for a musician who works a lot, especially as a solo trumpeter in an orchestra, who plays a lot of solos.
It is very rare to find a teacher like this, who educates his students in a holistic way. Previously, turbulent performances made it impossible for me to calm myself down and reflect, and I did not have a lot of time to really feel life, either. The university offers the best environment for learning, so you can really concentrate on your studies. Studying under Professor Komischke had such an impact on me that I am still able to pass this careful manner of teaching on to my students today.
It was an indescribable feeling, seeing them standing in the church, playing sacred music together. Music is our common language: no differences, no boundaries. Thank you to the university, and to my professor. I hope every musician at the University of Music in Weimar will have a good life.
