My Autobiography

What would happen if I had done...? It's a question that always lingers in my conscience, a question born of regret for not making the best decision. On the other hand, what would happen to me if I don't make the best decision? Another question that, merely by asking it, confuses me and clouds my path. For years, these questions have circled in my head, in a younger and more anxious version of myself. Fortunately, I am of introverted nature, and dreaming that I could time travel requires no effort. However, it would be a disaster if it were real. I prefer my current timeline as it is, without knowing what might happen and what has happened. I like the version of myself in this timeline because it's the only one I know and the one I have built.

Hello everyone. I want to make it clear that I'm not the type of person who dreams of having just one dream job. As a classical musician, my dream is to be part of a philharmonic orchestra, premiering operas and symphonies, especially opera. One of the many operas I would love to perform is Richard Wagner's 'The Valkyrie.' One of the roles I would continue to pursue is being a double bass teacher in music education projects, and continuing to inspire future generations to engage with music. Currently, I teach six children in my local area, and I feel incredibly happy to see how they progress each week. Another dream job is to become a luthier and restore old instruments for immediate use because it truly saddens me to know that there are many very old musical instruments that are genuine treasures waiting to be repaired.

My most memorable concert was in the year 2018, on a tour to the windy city of Lebu, alongside my beloved youth orchestra from La Pintana. I remember that for months, we prepared to perform Tchaikovsky's Serenade Opus 48, a beautiful string serenade. When the concert time came, I felt full of energy and enthusiasm. With each movement we played, my adrenaline levels soared. Of course, the best part was when we finished with a C major chord, which blended with the joy of the audience as we concluded the piece. It was wonderful, and people even approached me to take pictures.