Sentence examples for be a composer because from inspiring English sources

When one of Mr. Kapilow's sons was about 7, "he said, 'Dad, you can't be a composer because you're not dead,' " Mr. Kapilow recalled.

For a long time, Saariaho told me, she wouldn't admit that she wanted to be a composer, because "the world is so full of lousy music, and I felt that I couldn't be good enough".

"During my years of house arrest I've often wished that I were a composer because then I could have spent my time composing," she says.

Finally, everyone can be a composer.

My family and I had one small advantage, one small blessing: the Woodworth children seemed to favor our having the house, because my husband is a composer and because — from their childhood memories of their mother playing the piano and their father playing the banjo and the mandolin — they imagined that the house with us in it would be filled with music, the way it was when they were children.

He stops short of calling himself a composer, "because it's something I still aspire to.

They acknowledge that Steinman is "a composer without peer, simply because nobody else wanted to make mini-epics like this".

Is part of the reason because you are a composer, so are naturally interested in different sonic territory?

Rachmaninov was a head above all his contemporaries, because he was a composer as well as a pianist: he understood all the elements of music.

Maybe because he is a composer himself, when his interpretations rise to this exalted level, one has the sense that Salonen could justify the presence of every single note in the score if asked to do so.

After graduating, Baker went to Eastman Music College in Rochester, though his hopes for a musical career had already begun to wane: "I knew even by the last year of high school that being a composer wasn't going to work, because I didn't have the native talent.