Posts Tagged ‘fugue’
This article is a continuation of an earlier one, because I think I can go through a few more examples on how to write a melody. But first, let’s review the fundamentals from that previous article: Keep in mind the flow, tone, and mood of the melody, along with the overall fit/structure. Sing the melody [...]
Categories: Composing
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All my life, I’ve been aware of the existence of the Hyundai Sonata and the Honda Prelude. Their musical names easily grabbed my attention. I mean, what kid with hopes of becoming a composer wouldn’t dream of driving a Sonata? I’d buy a Concerto or Symphony if they existed! Lately, I’ve noticed more cars out [...]
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