Summary
This quote suggests that composers should not overthink or overanalyze their creative process, as it may hinder their ability to imitate or draw inspiration from others' work. It implies that a certain level of spontaneity and openness to influence can be beneficial for composers who seek to incorporate elements or ideas from existing compositions into their own works. It humorously highlights the fine line between originality and borrowing in the world of music composition.
Topics
Music
By Howard Dietz
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