[She pauses for a moment, tilting her head slightly as she tries to find a good way to say this.]

I mean... You can always see exactly what he was going for, I think more than any other composer. It's like reading a poem. The forms, the melodies and the harmonies he used, it all works together to give you a really clear image of what mood or scene he was trying to reach. It's really hard to do that, have it actually sound good, and make it seem like it was easy to compose, but he basically nails all three. All of his music sounds effortless, and it kind of takes a genius to get that down.