I'm hoping to see more connection between some of the musical worlds that often appear sonically segregated.
Many composers work fluently with a wide variety of musical styles.
Or something like that. Stylistic diversity shouldn't cause a composer to be taken less seriously in his or her primary field of pursuit. To the contrary, it points to broad interests that are positive influences on a musician's sensibilities. Even within individual pieces of music, as the distance between countries appears to shrink with new technology, voices and inspirations from other nations filter seamlessly into one's own work. The 21st century has brought with it a global melting pot of sound, with endless choices for composers and players.