’Quality should always be the priority’ - Johannes Moser’s life lessons

Moser pc Chris Christodoulou

The German–Canadian cellist on his teachers’ guidance and keeping physically and mentally healthy

My first life lesson was that if you feel physically comfortable with something, learning it is so much easier. Before the cello, I studied the violin for two years – it was an absolute disaster. And then, the first time I sat down with the cello, I felt relaxed and fell in love with it immediately. I still love practising to this day…

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