Comments on: Jonathan Coulton – a song a week http://songwriterstipjar.wordpress.com/2008/07/02/jonathan-coulton-a-song-a-week/ Daily tips for songwriters Fri, 06 Nov 2009 03:52:51 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Corinne C http://songwriterstipjar.wordpress.com/2008/07/02/jonathan-coulton-a-song-a-week/#comment-95 Corinne C Sat, 12 Jul 2008 13:44:53 +0000 http://songwriterstipjar.wordpress.com/?p=155#comment-95 Now writing a song a week, I might be able to manage - Even though I signed up for 5090 FAWM, I've only written 2 songs thus far. I'm not complaining - I really can't envision writing 50 songs in 90 days, so writing a song a week would be fantastic! A song a day -that seems nigh impossible! Now writing a song a week, I might be able to manage – Even though I signed up for 5090 FAWM, I’ve only written 2 songs thus far. I’m not complaining – I really can’t envision writing 50 songs in 90 days, so writing a song a week would be fantastic!

A song a day -that seems nigh impossible!

]]> By: A » Blog Archive » Jonathan Coulton - a song a week http://songwriterstipjar.wordpress.com/2008/07/02/jonathan-coulton-a-song-a-week/#comment-80 A » Blog Archive » Jonathan Coulton - a song a week Wed, 02 Jul 2008 13:48:04 +0000 http://songwriterstipjar.wordpress.com/?p=155#comment-80 [...] Jonathan Coulton - a song a week Yesterday’s post reminded me of a similar story I was following awhile back. To recap, yesterday NPR featured a segment on David Morneau, a doctoral candidate in musical composition at Ohio State. He decided to write a song a day for an entire year. He says he had hit a creative block and wanted a deadline to help him develop some musical self-discipline (I paraphrase). I remember another guy who also wanted to set arbitrary deadlines for his songwriting. His name is Jonathan Coulton. He qui [...] [...] Jonathan Coulton – a song a week Yesterday’s post reminded me of a similar story I was following awhile back. To recap, yesterday NPR featured a segment on David Morneau, a doctoral candidate in musical composition at Ohio State. He decided to write a song a day for an entire year. He says he had hit a creative block and wanted a deadline to help him develop some musical self-discipline (I paraphrase). I remember another guy who also wanted to set arbitrary deadlines for his songwriting. His name is Jonathan Coulton. He qui [...]

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