Do You Edit Your Compositions?

Posted on September 28, 2008 by Alan | 1 Comment

I’ve just read an interesting article on Rob Paterson’s blog, entitled ‘There Are Two Types Of Composers‘.

This got me thinking about my own work as a composer.  I definitely fall into the ‘write it, forget about it’ category.  Don’t know why, but composing for moving pictures is such a rushed occupation and I always feel pleased to finally finish a composition.

Move on!

Are you a composer?

How much revision do you undertake?

Do you ever revisit your masterpieces and make them better?

Let me know your thoughts and to read Rob’s article, click here: There Are Two Types Of Composers

Alan

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One Response to “Do You Edit Your Compositions?”

  1. Robert Paterson Says:

    Thanks Alan, this is interesting. I agree: writing for film is different, and I haven’t revised everything I’ve written by any means, just a few pieces. Perhaps it also has something to do with details?

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