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David Stern

How I Compose my Music - 0 views

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    In recent posts, I have introduced to you some of the music pieces I have composed over the years. In this post, I'll share with you some of my methods of composing.
George Columbow

Composition, Orchestration and Arranging - 2 views

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    COMPOSITION - TIPS AND HINTS Learn the Saxophone (1) Exercises & patterns * Learn to Play Saxophone * Saxophone For Beginners * Saxophone Lessons * How to Practise * Beginners' Tunes * Rock & Roll Saxophone * Saxophone Transcriptions * Circular Breathing Exercises, Patterns & Licks: * Fingering Exercises (1) * Fingering Exercises (2) * Cycle of 5ths * IIm7-V7-Is * Chromatic * Studies in 4ths * Diminished Patterns * Whole Tone Patterns Learn the Saxophone (2) Tone, sound & effects * Saxophone Sound & Tone * Sound & Tone Exercises * "Visualising" the Sound * Articulation & Tonguing * Diaphragm Breathing * Breathing Exercises * Embouchure * Vibrato * Harmonics (Overtones) * Altissimo * Subtone Effects: * Saxophone Effects * Alternate Fingering * Growl * Bending * Bb Wobble * Slaptongue * Dood'n Tonguing * Laugh * Fluttertongue * Adderley Trill * Multiphonics Jazz Theory Nuts & Bolts of Jazz & Blues * Jazz Theory & Improvising * Jazz Theory Books * Jazz Playalong CDs * Jazz Books Beginners' Theory: * Jazz Beginners I * Jazz Beginners II * Rock & Blues Beginners Jazz Theory Lessons: * Chord Sequences * Cycle of 5ths * Upper Extensions * Modes * Minor Harmony * Altered Chords * Tritone Substitutes * Jazz Analysis * Passing Chords * Scales & Improvising * 12 Bar Blues Chords * "I Got Rhythm" Jazz: Impro & Arranging Practical Jazz Stuff Improvisation: * Jazz Patterns & Licks * Jazz Improvisation * Daily Warm-Up * Diatonic Patterns * Dorian Patterns * Tonic Patterns * Blues Riffs & Licks * Jazz Scales Chart * Chord Symbol Chart * Jazz Repertoire * Download Playalongs Jazz Arranging: * Jazz Arranging * Instrument Ranges * Transposition Chart * Reharmonisation * Block Voicing
Japheth Campbell

Composers as Expert Witnesses in Copyright Infringement Suits - ArtistshouseMusic - 0 views

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    Erica Muhl, a Professor of Composition at the USC Thornton School of Music, shares her experiences as a composer who is called upon to be an expert witness in copyright infringement suits involving suspected unlicensed use of a piece of music, and discusses why there are a handful of composers in the USA who are well suited to the task.
George Columbow

USC School of Music - 0 views

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    Some good advice list for music composing
George Columbow

Composers' Rules of Engagement - 0 views

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    6 rules of good music composing
George Columbow

Music Composition Techniques & Tips - 0 views

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    Short tutorials: Melody - writing melodies Song Structures Music Arranging Becoming a composer Tuition in composing
George Columbow

Introduction to Jazz Music Theory - Course - 3 views

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    1 / the silent architecture of our music the organic source of our 12 pitches, how we tune our instruments 2 / loops of pitches the perfect closure of equal temper tuning 3 / groups of pitches the initial process of selecting pitches to create melody 4 / major / minor tonality the two core colors of equal temper 5 / evolution of scales organically evolving and organizing of our melodic resources 6 / evolving scales into arpeggios the theory how scales become arpeggios 7 / evolving arpeggios into chords the theory of how arpeggios become chords 8 / rhythm cool ideas about musical time, its subdivision and notation 9 / highlights of the history of music seven highlights to begin one's study of music history 10 / composing practical ideas for putting one's ideas into music 11 / how to practice ... something you don't know how to play
kita owens

Rachel Portman: Conversations With Composers - 0 views

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    a terrific interview with lots of insight!
Timothy Ross

Musician Tutorials: Content / Songwriting / Songwriting - Part 1 - 4 views

  • by Tom Hess {PDF=create pdf file of the content item^plugin:content.123}
  • by Tom Hesshttp://www.tomhess.net
  • Begin with Melody first
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  • This is very important because vocal melodies need to have room for a singer to breathe and you must also consider the pitch range - a singer's pitch range is more narrow than most instruments.
  • center (key) to begin with. You don't have to stay in that key for the entire song, but it is wise to at least begin in a single key.
  • Choose a tonal
  • Begin with Chords and Melody at the same time
  • I like this one a lot. Begin with a single chord and a melody note or phrase, as you add on the next chord and more melodic notes, write them together. Experiment by changing the chord but not the melodic phrase. Experiment by changing the melodic phrase but not the chord
  • . Force yourself to disallow any of your favorite rhythmic patterns to creep into your new song idea
  • If you are thinking about dynamics while composing each part of the song, you are already ahead of the game.
  • - The variety of instruments you use, and the sounds you get out of those instruments brings color to you music.
  • Begin with Texture first
  • - The density of sound and timbre may influence the types of melodies you compose. Consider how the density of texture may change from section to section.
  • Begin with Form firs
  • Starting here can do wonders to keep you out of trouble (musically speaking). When you don't think about the form (arrangement of the parts of a song) early on in the writing process, it is easy to paint yourself in a corner late
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    SONGWRITING TIPS
George Columbow

Music Prototyping and Automated Music Composition - 3 views

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    Very interesting innovative product for computer composers
George Columbow

Songwriting Tips, Ideas, Help and More - 0 views

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    Blog about songwriting, composing, music promotion etc.
David Stern

Lets Have Fun - 0 views

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    Listen to a piece called "Lets Have Fun", composed and played by myself.
George Columbow

Music: Reviews, Interviews and News on What's Topping the Charts - 1 views

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David Stern

Second - 0 views

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    Listen to a piece called "Second", composed and played by myself.
George Columbow

Music lessons and tutorials | musicradar.com - 0 views

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    Useful tutorials and creative ideas about music recording, composing, programming etc.
George Columbow

Musical Form - 0 views

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    Composers' Rules of Engagement
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