The producer, sound designer, the composer, voice-over artist, and the graphics/title company all play a critical and important supporting role.
There is no one national style; even in the days of Holst and Vaughan Williams, or of Tippett and Britten, the best composers' voices were very different.
Far too few composers' voices, lavish airtime for yet more brilliant young clarinettists, a suffocating conviction that "classical" music is all wonderful, and always belongs to the past – that's Radio 3.
It is hard to describe what makes a composer's voice authentic, but you know it when you hear it.
Messiaen's birds don't fly, and they sing only in the composer's voice.
He produced two of the 20th century's most influential books about Western music, "Musical Form and Musical Performance" (1968) and "The Composer's Voice" (1974), Burnham said.
He produced two of the 20th century's most influential books about Western music, Musical Form and Musical Performance and The Composer's Voice.
Evaluating Student Outcomes of UC Berkeley's Fall Program for Freshmen" Music Studies Colloquium: Seth Brodsky (University of Chicago), "There Is No Such Thing As The Composer's Voice".
Ruxandra Donose is the ardent Composer, her voice gleaming, and Roberto Saccà's incisive yet honeyed tenor makes Bacchus's punishing music sound almost easy.
At the beginning of Thomas Larcher's 2007 piano concerto "Böse Zellen," or "Malignant Cells" — the first work on an ECM disk devoted to the forty-six-year-old Austrian composer — the voice of the piano is stifled.
The Who singer and his American band give the piece a faithful reading, with Pete Townshend guesting to thunderous acclaim on "The Acid Queen", the composer's voice less reedy and more powerfully gravelly than it has often seemed.
