My article Who are we writing for? has just been published in Issue 3 of the journal of the Institute of Composing. The article examines the contemporary composer's relationship with the audience and whether composers should be more aware of a potential audience when writing their music.
The current issue includes not only my article, but Tansy Davies on creating her new opera Between Two Worlds, Susanna Eastburn on giving creative artists a chance, folk music as a contemporary art form and a thoughtful article by Alwynne Pritchard which encompasses the writings of Foucault and the marketplace. Head over to Issue 3 of the journal of the Institute of Composing for an intriguing read.
Saturday, 18 April 2015
Who are we writing for? My article in the journal of the Institute of Composing
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