Quotes About Creativity

Mum got me involved in every activity under the sun - singing, dancing and drama classes at the Anna Scher theatre school.

I began acting when I was very young, maybe 5 or so? Just by going to acting classes and that sort of thing.

'Lives' is one of those books I should really have written when I was younger. It is the classic childhood, adolescence, breakthrough-into-maturity book. Every beginning writer has that material - and after that, you're not sure what you can do.

Not everyone can say, 'I'm going to write a classic today.' If that was the case, we'd all be doing it.

Our fashion style is very legendary and very classic. I feel like it's different, and I feel like everybody got our own different style to bring to the table.

I wanted to write a song that's known to the world as a classic, stadium-rock anthem.

I'm a huge country fan and am always inspired by classic country.

I love classic animation, and I especially love classic cartoon music.

I wasn't a jazz player, but a classical musician, and I improvised arrangements of popular songs using classical motifs.

When we started the band, it was a classical group.

Classical dance is a growing and ever-evolving art.

I don't play classical guitar. But I do in my mind. I've got it on a stand.

For me, electronic music is the classical music of the 21st century.

I was born out of classical music.

Any form of classical music is made for youth.

I was able to learn a new language - a new musical language is learning a new language, because it's so extremely different from Western classical music. African music is completely different.

The choreography in films is completely different. I find it easier when I am asked to dance to classical music, but it's a different ball game altogether.

Classics stay alive because a great actor or a great director wants to do them.

I was raised on the classics - Jules Verne, H.G. Wells, and others.

My songs are classics.

People have expectations of what you are as a writer. And writers, on the whole, don't like to be classified.

With only one novel to her credit, Anna Jarzab can't quite be classified in Werlin country, but 'All Unquiet Things' is a big step in that direction.

I don't really classify 'Wichita Lineman' as country.

People classify things and that's fair enough. But if somebody wants to make something different, that doesn't make them any less of an artist.