May 18, 2015
Two questions are answered today, and this time by the composers who have shared their insights on Composer on Fire episodes before. The questions:
- What do I do if the people who commissioned the music don't like it?
- I haven't commissioned commissioned anything because it will cost a lot of money and I'm not sure I'm going to like it. It's easier to buy/perform something that's already proven itself. Why should I commission a new piece?
The questions are answered by the following composers:
David von Kampen
- Listen to David speak on music publishing and more in Episode 13 and Episode 14.
- Connect with David at www.davidvonkampen.com
Frank La Rocca
- Listen to Frank speak on balancing your life and the role of improvisation in Episode 4.
- Connect with Frank at www.franklarocca.com
Steve Bramson
- Listen to Steve discuss life as a Hollywood composer in Episode 10.
- Connect with Steve at stevebramson.com
Robert Paterson
- Listen to Robert discuss the role of simplicity and writing appropriate music in Episode 2.
- Connect with Robert at www.robertpaterson.com
Frank Felice
- Listen to Frank discuss the role of hobbies and outside influences in Episode 9.
- Connect with Frank at www.frank-felice.com
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