Today I'm showing you what secondary dominants are and how they can help you add some crunch to your next chord progression. We'll also go over a key (ha) setback with the...
We can avoid a cadence when using the dominant chord by using inversions in your harmony. This is when we use another chord tone other than the root in the bass as the...
Today I'm showing you how to activate and select Noteperformer in Sibelius so you can be sure you're hearing the fantastic AI playback engine you just paid for.
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Today, I'm showing you how to install the NotePerformer 4 FREE Upgrade. I absolutely love this program and adore the playback it provides compared to the stock Sibelius...
Today I'm showcasing the power of articulations in a melody and why you should compose music with them in mind.
Welcome back to May Melody Madness where I'm...
Today, I'm showing you how to end a melody – even if your ear is just not hearing it. The tools I share in this video will get you there, every time.
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Today, I show you how to take a melody and make it feel totally different by reharmonizing it, along with other useful tools.
Welcome back to May Melody Madness where I'm...
Today, I show you how to write a melody for another melody, or, better put – a countermelody. This allows you to achieve a really beautiful classical and baroque...
Today, I'm teaching you how to write a harmony that feels like it fits a melody perfectly. Honestly, if you can master just this one bit of counterpoint, you'll be set for...
Today, I'm showing you how composers like Bach were able to write two or more melodies at the same time. This is such a cool sound and it takes some practice to get it...
Today, I'm showing you three ways you can add chromatic notes to a melody. This can help you go a long way to creating different flavors and special moments in your...
Today, I'm showing you something really special: How I write a melody using the great melodic formula. I created this myself for my course and it's crazy just how...
