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Songwriting
- Songwriting
Part One
- By Tom Hess
Any single songwriting process will be limiting.
You must really work hard to squeeze as much out of a single
process as possible. Of course having multiple processes is
better than having only one.
- The
Art of Writing a Good Song
- By Kathy Unruh
Did you know that good songwriting is often the
key to establishing a successful music career? But more than
that, it can be fun! When you write a song you are able to express
yourself in new and creative ways. Whether you're sad, happy,
angry, or in love... with words, you can fly!
- Writing
Original Songs? Part One
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By Mark Stefani
If
a 36-inch yardstick represents all the theory that you could
ever imagine, you'll only need 6 inches of it to compose any
song you'll ever write. But you WILL need those 6 inches!
- Writing
Original Songs? - Part Two - By Mark Stefani
Structure
and organization. Yes, these traits most certainly exist in
all successful compositions that you're likely to hear. You'll
do well to observe what they are and pattern your song after
a formula that your listeners are inclined to be drawn to.
- Writing
Original Songs? Part Three
- By
Mark Stefani
In
almost all circumstances stylistically, the most potent note
for the bass role is simply the root. This means the note C
on a C chord, the note D on a D chord, and so on.
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