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I came across one of my old pieces which I wrote to Bach's Little Fugue in G Minor (Organ). I'm not usually inspired by music, because if it has words, it gets in the way of my writing. But occasionally there are songs that can inspire me, or help me with the process. My current obsession is with Death Cab for Cutie, I really want to write something set to "What Sarah Said".
Is music useful or hindering to you? Have you written pieces that are enhanced with music accompanying them? Share away!
draigwen for sweeping the contest! :D Reminders: Week 1 Topic and Editing Post!
I came across one of my old pieces which I wrote to Bach's Little Fugue in G Minor (Organ). I'm not usually inspired by music, because if it has words, it gets in the way of my writing. But occasionally there are songs that can inspire me, or help me with the process. My current obsession is with Death Cab for Cutie, I really want to write something set to "What Sarah Said".
Is music useful or hindering to you? Have you written pieces that are enhanced with music accompanying them? Share away!
Re: Music
When the soundtrack is really good, it becomes just as / more important than the visual. Amelie Poulain comes to mind.