The phrase 'write a music' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are suggesting that someone compose a piece of music. For example: "I know you've been tinkering with music composition lately - why don't you try your hand at writing a music piece?".
Reaching across the globe, times and cultures, it speaks of multiculturalism, of modernity and of Stockhausen's desire to write a music of the whole world.
He was brought back down to earth when they gave him three options: "I got a phone-call from a publisher called Proteus who said they'd heard I was a good writer, and did I want to write a music book for them.
A compositional movement in Europe that rivaled the one he belonged to, pioneered by Liszt and turned into high religion by Wagner, was said to be creating the "Music of the Future". Brahms felt he could achieve nothing more glorious than to write a music worthy of the past.
It must therefore be simple and direct.... Above all, it must be fresh in feeling.... To write a music that is both simple and direct and is at the same time great music is a goal worthy of the efforts of the best minds in music".
And if you don't want to pay the $5/month, you can always write a music blog under their umbrella and get it for free.
I was also trying to write about the physicality of music, trying to write a music movie as though it were "Raging Bull".
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis had asked him to write a music-theater piece for the opening of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, in 1971.
By 18, he was a trainee reporter and writing a music column for the Merton & Morden News.
"Red Rooster puts multiple genres into a big pot and stirs it around," wrote a music critic for www.ink19.com.
On Wednesday afternoon, offensive lineman Brysen Ginlack read a communications book while linebacker B. J. Fruean wrote a music paper on a laptop computer.
The kids have written a Music Unites Theme Song and are beginning to write their own school theme song.
