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What about compiling a list of composers who generally don't accept (or no longer do) autograph requests? It might save not only our time but their as well.
I'd start with:
- Burwell, Carter
- Henson, Christian
- McKenzie, Mark
It is possible that some of those might ocasionaly accept autograph requests in person or any other way, but those are probably the only exception to their rule.
Any additions, anyone???
LOL, Christian Henson? Never heard of him. I guess it's not because he's too famous he won't do an autograph.
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Silvestri's signature seems pretty easy to mimic with a little practice. Then you simply tell everybody that it's the real thing and that's it; The chances of encountering a graphologist who's also a soundtrack fan are minimal.
what´s the point of doing that?
you only lie to yourself, so I don´t understand why mimic another persons autograph...
well maybe to trigger the price if selling the CD,but otherwise, no...
And i.m.o an autograph only counts if you meet the person and have a handshake too (maybe a photo together), but sending for an autograph by mail, sucks as it isn´t THAT personal...
The once you get when ordering from LLLR etc is cool, but the composer signed 100+ without knowing to whom, but if he looks you in the eye and sign it...there´s love 
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Aug 15, 2011 - 8:22 AM
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Tester
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Silvestri's signature seems pretty easy to mimic with a little practice. Then you simply tell everybody that it's the real thing and that's it; The chances of encountering a graphologist who's also a soundtrack fan are minimal.
what´s the point of doing that?
you only lie to yourself, so I don´t understand why mimic another persons autograph...
well maybe to trigger the price if selling the CD,but otherwise, no...
And i.m.o an autograph only counts if you meet the person and have a handshake too (maybe a photo together), but sending for an autograph by mail, sucks as it isn´t THAT personal...
The once you get when ordering from LLLR etc is cool, but the composer signed 100+ without knowing to whom, but if he looks you in the eye and sign it...there´s love
Well, I don't care very much about autographs, not even if you meet the person in an autograph signing event... it's something that has zero emotional charge: he somehow feels compelled to give it to you but that's all, it doesn't mean anything to him, he'll probably forget you in less than a minute. What I consider real autographs (that is, with a good story) are extremely rare.
So what's the point of being an autograph chaser? mainly, show off your trophies to others; faking some of them wouldn't be a big difference for your audience if what you need is love and admiration 
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Autographs are silly and a waste of time.
lol
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