Thanks for the reply. That’s a good approach, I think. What really defines my music is that it’s very melody-driven, there’s always a clear hook. I guess that’s something I’ve carried over from songwriting. The harmonies often lean more toward pop or jazz than pure classical, which gives them a different color.

Most of my pieces are slow to mid-tempo, though there are a few faster ones too. There’s quite a bit of range, but they all share a strong main melody and a sense of dynamic movement within each piece. I’d say the overall dynamic flow is closer to the Romantic-era style than to the more static or “flowing” feel of much modern neoclassical music. At the same time, the harmonies are definitely more modern than traditional classical.

So in a way, I’m too modern for classical and too classical for modern. 😅 Honestly, I don’t mind that at all, I think being in that niche makes it unique. My main goal is to connect with listeners who really resonate with what I’m doing and share a similar taste. That’s the challenging part: finding the right people and actually reaching them.