In fact they carried so much weight that you could be burned at the stake for heresy, have your door broken down by the purity police, or be instructed by the ruling powers what to write, paint or compose.
What really grips me – what I continue to compose – is the narrative of my family history".
We will never know what Riise wore to compose his compelling blog or what Sturridge had on as he poured his heart out.
Damon Albarn narrates an audio slide show about what inspired him to compose "Monkey: Journey to the West".
As George Steiner put it, "what Adorno contributed [to Dr Faustus] was not only the hard-edged technicalities of compositional and instrumental processes, but his own radical perceptions of what it is to compose music under pressure of previous musical history and of social crisis".
At its best, it produced buildings of extraordinary energy and excitement – from the Pompidou to Lloyds – but its imitators have left our cities strewn with dumb boxes, clumsy lumps that have forgotten what it is to compose a facade and make a street.
The studies also reveal that when students plan a task in advance, they channel their attention to form a conceptual plan of what they intend to compose rather than formulate a linguistic plan in detail.
In fact, Karp says the team is now thinking about tools that focus on what it means to compose longform content on mobile, "There's so much whitespace there right now, either in building a whole new creative feature set or in building the best support for all the new emerging technologies and tools," he says.
To Browning, Smart's temporary madness was what allowed him to compose in A Song to David poetry similar to that of John Milton and John Keats.
In an interview with Weekly Famitsu, Keiichi Suzuki commented on how the SNES gave the composers much more freedom to compose what they wanted than the NES, which made development of the music for EarthBound much easier than for its predecessor.
