nah its from me. always i don't actually know really. its not the age, because thats prejudice, like judging a book by how it looks or judging how a person by how rich he/she is. its probably how much he/she played an instrument, and how MUCH he/she has played. I've once read a book saying you need your total amount to be 10K hours. bill gates was a pro at programming (i think) because he programmed well over 10K hours, even though at his time, a computer was as big as a bedroom (b!tch now we have 5K displays which are less than a millimeter thick) so it's mostly HOW MUCH a instrumentalist has played
Must be many things...Age is often a factor too, since it's a bit difficult to be mature in music if one is very immature in every other aspect of life. Not impossible I guess.One thing is that one has stopped obsessing about technical difficulties and about being able to play difficult music. Instead one concentrates on finding the essence of whatever music one plays.
Even Bach?
Yes, it's believed to be in there somewhere
O'er the rainbow