One of Europe's finest guitarists opens up about his musical journey - from singing Renaissance music with his family in Austria to becoming a jazz master in America. Wolfgang shares the moment his teacher Mick Goodrick told him "You sound exactly like Pat Metheny," how he learned to embrace discomfort in music, and why he believes playing fewer notes changed everything.

Featuring stories about Gary Burton, Lionel Loueke, and insights on bridging classical and jazz guitar. Plus, Wolfgang discusses his new album "Etudes & Quietudes" - where technical exercises become concert pieces.

Wolfgang gives authentic perspectives on mastery, collaboration, and finding your own voice.

Episode Highlights:

• The "Unitar" method for learning scales
• Why good comping is the highest art in jazz
• Breaking free from musical heroes
• The power of space and silence
• From Austria to Boston: a musical journey