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Tag: interviews with composers
Brian Field, composer
Classical music will continue to grow as long as it continues itself to evolve. Incorporating current themes and ideas in programming and allowing for fusion of styles is a key to this.
Oliver Davis, composer
Perhaps the true definition of success is a really enthusiastic audience reaction
Peter Fribbins, composer
Melody and harmony are important to me, almost always in the context of prevailing diatonic tonality, either directly or indirectly, and also strong personality and individuality of expression and purpose, otherwise I think there is probably no point in writing a piece
Anne Dudley, composer
You need a degree of self-belief to keep going – composing is actually quite hard work.
