Composing Melodies
Tutorial 1104 - Stabilty in Practice
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Continuing on with the idea of stable and unstable notes in a scale we demonstrate how a melody can sound jarring to our ears when resolving on unstable notes.
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Welcome to Tech Tips Volume 111!
This week, Larry Holcombe is back with a brand-new set of tips focused on the art of writing melodies.
A great melody can single-handedly carry a tune. Across these ten videos, we go back to basics to explore what melody is, how it’s structured, and the techniques behind creating a catchy earworm that will grab your audience’s attention and keep them coming back for more.
We’ll look at a range of methods for getting the melody-writing process started, as well as some common pitfalls that can leave your melodies feeling forgettable, predictable, or jarring to the listener.
And you don’t need an encyclopedic knowledge of music theory to create pleasing, distinctive melodies. This course breaks down some of the key techniques to consider when choosing notes, rhythm, and expression, helping you communicate more effectively through the language of music.
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Welcome to Tech Tips Volume 111!
This week, Larry Holcombe is back with a brand-new set of tips focused on the art of writing melodies.
A great melody can single-handedly carry a tune. Across these ten videos, we go back to basics to explore what melody is, how it’s structured, and the techniques behind creating a catchy earworm that will grab your audience’s attention and keep them coming back for more.
We’ll look at a range of methods for getting the melody-writing process started, as well as some common pitfalls that can leave your melodies feeling forgettable, predictable, or jarring to the listener.
And you don’t need an encyclopedic knowledge of music theory to create pleasing, distinctive melodies. This course breaks down some of the key techniques to consider when choosing notes, rhythm, and expression, helping you communicate more effectively through the language of music.
Check it out!
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