Playbill.com: Rock legends Glen Ballard and Dave Stewart flesh out the emotions and characters of the hit film "Ghost" for its musical incarnation, now on Broadway.
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Ghost Writers: How Rock 'n' Roll Writers Scared Up a Broadway Score
Playbill.com: Rock legends Glen Ballard and Dave Stewart flesh out the emotions and characters of the hit film "Ghost" for its musical incarnation, now on Broadway.
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I think that it is always vital to have a great musical score if you want to have an enthralling piece of theater: music has such a tremendous power to really push a message and emotion across. With such an emotional story at hand, a gripping arrangements of notes and melodies can have such a transformative power. It might be either good or bad that the composers have not seen the visual aspect of the show after/ before composing, it would either an asset to the development of the score, or stunt the creative culmination of all design areas. Either way I am interested to hear what the music sounds like!
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