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The Russian Composer Igor Stravinsky oncepeople. The point is I admit that they shaped
said: " A good composer does not imitate; hemy own style. How? Because I liked listening
steals."I think what he meant by this is thatto them. It's that simple.When I sit down to
it's OK to use a technique developed byplay, I inevitably gravitate towards one
another and make it your own. To imitate isstyle or the other. I'm fine with that. It
to steal a technique or style and, somehow,doesn't mean that I'm unoriginal. It just
not incorporate your own voice and energymeans that I acknowledge reality and don't
into it.We all get our ideas from somewhere,try to come up with "something original."
whether by accidentally listening to a pieceWhat sounds new is 99.9 times out of 100, a
of music and subconsciously storing it away,modification of what came before.The whole
or by a conscious act where we say topoint I'm trying to make is this: Don't try
ourselves: "This sounds great and I want toto be original. Instead, focus on what you
use it in my own music."Some people have thelike and love and your own voice will come
idea that everything created must be originalthrough in the end. The music may be modified
and by that they mean that there must be noto an extreme (innovation) or just a little
outside influences - but this is unrealistic.(homage). Just don't imitate.Edward Weiss is
Haydn taught Beethoven. Italian composersa pianist/composer and webmaster of
influenced Bach and so on. All past andQuiescence Music's online piano lessons. He
present composers on this planet have theirhas been helping students learn how to play
influences whether they admit them orpiano in the New Age style for over 14 years
not.Now, most of you know that I have twoand works with students in private, in
major influences: George Winston and Johngroups, and now over the internet. Stop by
Herberman. You may or may not know of thesenow at for a FREE piano lesson!



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