Healing power of music

If a person is close to God, or God is close to a person, it shows that they love music. That’s the reason we love music – it’s our soul that resonates with the divine. If someone does not like music, that shows how far he is from the cosmic vibration, from the infinite power of Love. Such people are alienated from their souls, distant from themselves. These are coarse vibrations, raw consciousnesses.

But even the rawest consciousness is capable of simple forms of sound perception. And it sheds tears. Because music has the power to touch the most deep subtle structures of a human being. That’s why I make music.  

There are different levels of perception. When listening to music in bars and restaurants, people forget themselves. They become easy to manipulate – that’s no music.

For me, music is about images first and foremost. Any sounds I play on a synthesizer or a piano emerge in the form of color and light. When I choose a timbre, a vibrato, some interesting sound on the synthesizer, it all creates a form. If the idea which my music is going to become in the future is in tune with or reflected in these forms, I embrace that sound. When I touch a sound on the synthesizer, I see shapes and images, it gives birth to a whole composition, a film. So when I see the film, I can write a soundtrack. It’s the soundtrack to a film that hasn’t been shot yet. But if I write music, I transmit that soundtrack into the space outwards as an idea in the form of this musical composition.

In this case, people have the opportunity to figure out for themselves what they or the author can learn from that. I’ve noticed that very often the ideas appear to be similar.

I try to express what I feel. But unfortunately, there are no instruments that can fully convey my experience. Synthesizers and a live score allow you to deliver only half of what you actually can hear.