There's a moment as we write music when the music becomes self-referential. This is one of my favorite places to be, because suddenly primary and secondary motives and objects become clear. In today's video, I have this moment a few times as I find a place to repeat the bass line from the intro.
In this video, you'll learn:
- That each piece of music creates its own rules, and it can choose to uphold or break those rules.
- How to invert a theme and blow up its rhythm to hide it to create a subtle sense of polyphony.
- Why it's always important to follow your ear, even if there's something else you know needs to get done (like those 3 bars I keep ignoring to write in the guitar!)
Thanks so much for being here. Have you ever experienced that moment when your song becomes self-referential? Let me know in the comments below the video!
See you next time,
Avi
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