Christopher Tin

Hi! You've actually edited my page! In fact, your last edit was just a couple weeks ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Tin

And you sing in choirs! Great!

(I'm sort of weirdly star struck meeting you here.)

Yeah, well, THIS GUY is the NUMBER ONE Wikipedia editor in the world! That's so cool! I donate to Wikipedia every year. It's an amazing site thanks to people like Steven. Can't tell you how much I rely on it for my music.

I haven't been asked to, but I'd love to for sure.

Thanks! It actually has more to do with styles of singing than languages (although language is a part of it). I just really like the different ways that people sing. I just love the wide variety of sounds that different cultures make with their voices, from throat singing to opera. I think it's beautiful!

It happens any number of different ways. Sometimes things just pop in my head, sometimes I noodle around on a piano until something comes to me. Sometimes I sit at a piano with staff paper, and sometimes I'm in front of a computer.

I don't like to do things the same way every time. You always want to be evolving as a composer, and if your creative process is exactly the same each time, then how do you expect today's work to be any different from yesterday's?

Oh shit! So sorry! I'll write slower music in the future. :)

Katamari Damacy. Duh.

If you're in DC, I'll be premiering my next album there in 2020. You should come!

Hey Soren! Do you ever pick up the cello and play these days? :)

I'm honored. Thanks! Nice to meet you!