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  1. I think if you're a decent composer, your material should be a very intimate account of who you are as a person. You will probably never be able to tell what a composer's favorite color might be just by listening to their music, but you should get a strong idea of how they perceive the world around them. For example, if you ask me to write a very heroic song, I will write something that bears witness to what I think heroism is. You'll probably hear music that will bounce back and forth between melancholy, audacity, and hopefulness because I think courage has to do with being bold enough to face your deepest fears. If you think bravery is fighting a whole bunch of thugs at once or something, you might write something that is forceful, strong, and a bit audacious as well.
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  2. As a composer, it always put their life on it the things that sometimes happened to them whether romance, dreams etc. As a composer there should be a passion in composing a song so that listeners will get attach to it.
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  3. In one of newer pieces (which I'll fix one day to put on here), I don't see a correlation between my personality and the music. However, I think you can tell I take the scriptures seriously.
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