Orlando Molina, a Dublin-based, Venezuelan composer, guitarist, instrumentalist, music educator, head of his own music school and absolutely lovely person joined Aaron to chat this week. Their talk covered everything from the invisible connections between people, how music is like an incomprehensible higher power, the responsibility to write the truth, Orlando’s background and having to move country, the concept of personal responsibility and finding peace with others interpreting your art as their own, embracing uncertainty, getting in to the zone, what is special about that place, striving to find it again, and generally just a chat about the incalculable importance of forming connections as a source of the most basic humanity we all crave and music’s role in this worldwide.

Links to Orlando’s work:

Instagram

Website

No Time For Sadness – A composition by Orlando (featuring previous podcast guest Matthew Jacobson) (YouTube)

Orlando’s YouTube Channel

Show Notes

‘Dark Matter’ by WEBAND (YouTube)

Alirio Diaz performing Vals Venezolano No.3 (Natalia) by Antonio Lauro (YouTube)

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