Go to this website: http://www.cbsnews.com/sections/i_video/main500251.shtml? channel=60Sunday and on the right and side is a video entitled "Bluejay" about a kid musical genius, a must see, really amazing. Mozart was like this, it was all in his head before he wrote anything and wouldn't put any music to paper until he was satisfied with every note in his head. My theory about how this works is that if there are musical demensions, the score is already complete and the person simply channels the work, psycically. The only skill here is to be able to write down what they hear which requires the work to learn but once learned then it's pretty much effortless as this guy demonstrates. I think the people who have to work at their compositions like Beethoven who made lots of corrections don't have the connection as clearly as Mozart or Bluejay. Mark
