Emma Pauncefort sits in conversation with Pete Judge, trumpeter-composer-turned-pianist, about his latest project ‘Piano 3’ which ties together music and landscapes.Pete shares the inspiration behind his compositions, highlighting the influence of the likes of C20th composer Gerald Finzi and the impact of nature and seasonal changes. We discuss his connection to the environments of Southern Britain and his bid to advocate for broader environmental concerns in his music as he seeks to replicate the extraordinary minimalist repetitions we see around us.Our discussion explores the coexistence of stillness and movement in Pete’s work and his personal journey of transforming improvisations into fixed compositions.He also shares his experience of recording at St George's in Bristol, England versus ‘solo’ performances and how he always works in dialogue with the space.  00:00 A Glorious Morning in Bath01:50 Musical Inspirations and Influences02:48 The Art of Notated Music09:57 Seasonal Inspirations and Creative Process12:56 The Piano as a Sketchbook17:18 Live Performances and Collaborations22:12 The Fluidity of Musical Performance23:04 Recording Process Insights24:20 The Role of Space and Acoustics26:25 Organic Recording Experience30:04 Personal and Emotional Journey32:06 Environmental and Artistic Reflections36:44 Musical Style and Influences40:49 Future Projects and Inspirations42:56 Closing Remarks and GratitudeLinks⁠Pre-save Piano 3 now on your favourite streaming service⁠: ⁠ https://orcd.co/piano3Stream singles already released:⁠Pete Spotify Profile⁠ https://open.spotify.com/artist/079OQUvzp6K2MIAoiVYEMX?si=EbaeunaARMynetkKTkhRkQ  ⁠ Pete Apple Profilehttps://music.apple.com/gb/artist/pete-judge/1160252843Learn more about PetePete websitehttps://www.petejudgemusic.com/Instagram Profilehttps://www.instagram.com/petejudgemusic/#PeteJudge #ClassicalMusic #NatureInspired #Piano3 #Improvisation

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