American Composers, film music and more

There are is a large and strong musical tradition in United States, particularly overall in relation to with classical music, and important Symphonic Orchestras and famous High Schools well known by all, (such as The Julliard school or The New England Conservatory and with many important others). The Symphonic tradition and has had many different musical influences from Jazz, popular music and European music. have done of In this country something original has been made and probably never seen before for me since I was very young and begun to study music. (Not sure what you mean here?)
I had the opportunity to listen to a whole a lot of American music,from Gerswin, Barber, Leonard Berstein, William Shumman and many others that were fellows and pupils of Shoemberg. Many people think that this music is "like nails scraping chalk on a wall", but it depends what composer, people have to know that behind the scenes of a lot of films, are some really a great soundtracks, have been made by a geniuses like John Williams or Jerry Goldsmith. Composers with a strong backgrounds and knowledge, things that unfortunately today is are difficult to see with so music made with computers and virtual instruments. I feel deep down worst (?)that twenty years ago at least, it is clear for me that music we can listen today in films have has a very low quality if we compare with westerns films and great masters such as Alfred Newman, Jerome Morros, Elmer Berstein. all these This "soundtrack concept" was essential for the following generation of composers I mentioned before and we know well in from films like Star Wars, and a lot more.

1) After a full stop we always put a space.

2) Try to use shorter sentences. It will be easier for the readerto understand.

3) If you say something "orginal" then you dont need to say "never seen before" - as these are the same thing. But I might have misunderstood what you meant to write.

Hope it helps. Good writing!