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music composition
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Showing posts with label
music composition
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How To Break Out of The 4-Bar Chord Loop
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We have all been there. You sit down to write, inspiration strikes, and within twenty minutes you have an absolute heater of a 4-bar loop. T...
Composer, Educate Thyself: How to Build a Custom Music Theory Study Program
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Do you ever feel overwhelmed by the vastness of music theory? You have a dozen tabs open on film scoring, a book on classical counterpoint y...
Suspended & Added Chords: A Deep Dive for Pop, Folk, and Rock Musicians
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If there's one chord that's used a lot (often overused) in pop and rock music, it's the suspended chord. It's a traditionall...
Starting Your String Writing Journey: The Essentials
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So you're looking to dive into writing for strings. Whether you're aiming for a soaring pop ballad or an epic film score, understand...
How Music Works: A Guide to Chords, Progressions, and Their Functions in Classical Music
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Classical music, with its profound emotional depth and intricate structures, often captivates us without us fully understanding how. Much of...
Deconstructing Grunge: The Simple Yet Potent Chord Progressions of Nirvana
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Nirvana was known for their raw, aggressive, yet melodic sound. While they often utilized simple chord structures, their genius lay in how t...
How To Write A Song Part 2
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Last post we talked about how to go about writing a song. We talked about all of the different ways that you can go about writing. This...
Blues Chord Progressions
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When it comes to popular music, it's hard to overlook the influence of the blues. You can hear it in everything from Led Zepplin to No...
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Intro To Pentatonic Scales
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Most musicians are familiar with the pentatonic scales in one way or another. Most of the time it's usually learned early as a prepara...
Harmonic Elaboration
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So you've written a memorable hook, or a nice little melody. You put together some chords to go with your creation and that's it. Wh...
Cadences for the Rest Of Us
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While studying theory and composition at university, one of the first things they talked to us about was voice leading. Voice leading is sim...
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