“What we call the elements of art are not just abstract components; they are forces, vectors that push and pull.”— Rudolf Arnheim
“Composition is a way of organizing sound, but it's also a way of organizing your life.”— John Zorn
“You have to have a big theme... but it's the application of the theme that's the clever part.”— John Barry
“My operas are about a kind of landscape of characters and events. They’re not about a particular story, like a story that you would tell your friend.”— Robert Ashley
“What I try to do is to write a piece of music that is a unity from beginning to end.”— Samuel Barber
“I think writing for films is a bit like an actor playing a supporting role.”— Richard Rodney Bennett
“I have always been attracted to the situation where many different things are happening at the same time.”— Luciano Berio
“A photographer must be prepared to catch and hold on to those elements which give distinction to the subject or lend it atmosphere.”— Bill Brandt
“The photographer's eye is perpetually evaluating. A photographer can bring coincidence of line simply by moving his head a fraction of a millimeter.”— Bill Brandt