You are undoubtedly one of the most distinguished composers of our time. One of your most applauded works Pirates of the Caribbean has amazed me and many others for years. You seem to effortlessly create superior character and style in all of your film scores specifically Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron. In my opinion, Spirit is your most impassioned and moving composition. You developed a masterpiece that encompasses the determination for freedom and the grit of a champion that transcends all other works of art.
I am a junior in high school and play the French Horn in my school’s Wind Ensemble. Music has always been a part of my life. At age six I began piano, since then I have strived to maintain the powerful influence of music in my life, and during times of hardship music becomes my escape. In fact, more often than not I find myself listening to your beautiful film scores and using them as an outlet to express what words cannot. You ingeniously compose music that shapes the entire tone of films and effectively creates strong emotions that others simply can’t match. Therefore I wonder, if you had to describe your music in a few words, how would you characterize it, and when people hear your music, how do you want them to feel? …show more content…
Because of this I believe your music to be both bold and spirited at times and with a simple flick of your wrist you transform it into an amazingly affectionate and gentle work of art. I look forward to your response, and I am interested to hear what you have to
I am a junior in high school and play the French Horn in my school’s Wind Ensemble. Music has always been a part of my life. At age six I began piano, since then I have strived to maintain the powerful influence of music in my life, and during times of hardship music becomes my escape. In fact, more often than not I find myself listening to your beautiful film scores and using them as an outlet to express what words cannot. You ingeniously compose music that shapes the entire tone of films and effectively creates strong emotions that others simply can’t match. Therefore I wonder, if you had to describe your music in a few words, how would you characterize it, and when people hear your music, how do you want them to feel? …show more content…
Because of this I believe your music to be both bold and spirited at times and with a simple flick of your wrist you transform it into an amazingly affectionate and gentle work of art. I look forward to your response, and I am interested to hear what you have to