He created and played characters he made up for each album CBC News: The National. (2016, January 11). David Bowie Explains Ziggy Stardust, like he did for the first time with The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars. That album tells the story of an androgynous rock star who is sent to earth to tell its inhabitants of the anticipated destruction of their planet. After listening to that album and its science fiction story behind the lyrics, it became my favorite and at the same time, David Bowie inspired and encouraged me through his stories to develop my creativity.

 

She has a very unique style combining rock with strings, piano and vocal harmonies.
Every time I listen to her music while reading, I feel like I'm in a movie. She makes me feel completely immersed. She inspires me because of the strong impact she has with her songs and the different emotions she can make you feel while listening to them. This is how I felt when I listened to her albums called Citizen of Glass and Aventine for the first time. She is capable of transporting people in a hypnotic way to her particular sound universe. She makes me want to produce that same effect on other people with my own music and make them feel things. She inspires me to keep working on what I am passionate about and work hard to be part of the music industry in the future. 

 

‌Zimmer's admiration for Morricone is such, that even in Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, there's one cue called "Parlay" which is a riff on “Man with a Harmonica” from Once Upon a Time in the West. For Hans Zimmer, Ennio is above any composer because of his inventiveness and his daring, and at the same time because of the way his music becomes intensely personal. 

 

They both had the opportunity to collaborate and write together the song called Fame, performed by Bowie.

Lennon defined for David Bowie how could change pop and permeate it with certain elements of other forms of art, often producing something beautiful, powerful, and strange. Berklee College of Music. (2016, January 12). David Bowie | Berklee Commencement Address 1999. 

 

She was drawn to simple melodies that she was able to understand, and she liked jazz. As time goes by, this influence Jan Johansson had on her, was reflected in her songs, in her simple but delicate compositions and in her bewitching melancholy.