Taking about his composing
KATIE: And you've also said that every scene has a tempo and you just have to sit with it and discover it, that it's almost like an act of skofery rather than inventing.
STEWART: Seems that way. It seems as if the piece of music is already there. Sometimes I feel like an archaeologist uncovering something and you'll follow along, you find a bit of a wall or tomb and you follow it and then suddenly it disappears and you dig around in front of it and then you dig around to the left, to the right, ah, there it is. It's taken a different direction and you find it. Although it's creation, it actually -- the sensation is more like discovery.
STEWART: . Drums are a fun instrument. I have a whole string of drummer jokes. How do you tell if a drummer is knocking at the door? The knock speeds up. [Laughter] But I got some guitarist jokes, too. How do you stop a guitarist from drowning? You take your foot off his head. [Laughter] or what do you throw a drowning guitarist? His amp! [Laughter].
KATIE: You've done so much varied things. You have done opera, you've done small ensembles. Rock and roll what is it you haven't done that you feel yourself moving toward?
STEWART: Underwater ballet, the synchronized swimming! The water thing! [Laughter]. I have always wanted to be a synchronized swimmer!
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