come to composition

But when it comes to composition, only your imagination can point you in the right direction.

What is immediately striking is how similar in tone, color, and texture the two men were when it came to composition.

When they came to compositions, Johnny would stun the class by some brilliant display of rebellion.

Zyman told 60 Minutes, "We are talking about a prodigy of the level of the greatest prodigies in history, when it comes to composition."

While Gibbs exhibited musical talent early in his life, he came to composition as a relative latecomer, not officially starting a career until his thirties.

When it came to composition, he'd always worked on pure inspiration and impulse; now he had to learn music theory and be able to explain why certain things worked or didn't.

My Fox Is out of his hole, and ere he shall re-enter, I'll make him languish in his borrow'd case, Except he come to composition with me.

The Friar, perceiving how much he was overpowered, and that it was impossible for him to deal with so many at once, did come to composition with Robin Hood.

But some people have written me about theory and composition, and they know that I often say that theory is not intended to allow or not allow anything when it comes to composition.