Music Composing Lessons

For professionals, composing music is a lot like writing poetry. You need to prepare and lay out the structure, the meter, the rhythm, the techniques to use, and the kind of structure you want to do.

Knowing how to write music is not a lot a talent, as it is a gotten and developed skill. However even as a beginner, you can begin composing with just a couple of simple techniques.

The primary parts or aspects of a musical composition are the:

Tune: A melody is how the notes or pitch goes up or down, higher or lower. A melodic expression can move efficiently, be jumpy, or anything in between. Some musical pieces have only a melody. (Or only rhythm, like a rap.).
Rhythm: Any melody would be uninteresting if the notes were all the same length. By making them longer or shorter, we create rhythm. And by grouping note worths, we make rhythmical patterns that can be repeated- which is nice!
Harmony: You can integrate two or more melodies in various methods. This creates various types of harmony. A tune can also be supported by different chords, which belong to this group also.
Because a melody is reliant on rhythm to be interesting, it's included, so to state. So, actually, just 2 of the components above are one of the most basic of a piece. Melody (with rhythm) and Harmony or Chords.

This suggests that if you simply compose a tune and find chords that fit, that's all you require to arrange your structure in any possible way!

The very first 3 lessons in how to compose music for novices below, will through workouts teach you:

First, how to compose a melody.
Next, you will discover how to find the best chords to fit with the melody.
Lastly, you'll discover how to arrange your little tune for different instruments in easy 4-part consistency.
Sounds excellent? Without more ado, let's get begun! Click on any of the links below to get enrolled: