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Step 6 Building a Melody - GIve it an Ending
Where does your melody want to land? Mini Lesson: Strong melodies usually end on the home note. Action: Rewrite your last note so it ends on your starting note. Daily Win: You now have a complete musical thought. Pro Tip: If unsure, always end on Do (the first note of the scale).
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Composing Behind the Scenes
Rare footage of my composing process. Figuring out chords and bass lines. 😆
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Composing Behind the Scenes
Step 5 Building a Melody
Add Emotion with Intervals Question: Do you want today’s melody to sound happy, calm, or dramatic? Small intervals feel smooth. Big jumps feel exciting. Action: Add one leap (skip a note) somewhere in your melody. Daily Win: Your melody now has contrast. Pro Tip: Jump up a 3rd (skip one note in the scale) for an easy emotional lift.
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Step 5 Building a Melody
A little Saturday fun!
I've been studying the order of sharps and flats, so this meme hit close to home....
A little Saturday fun!
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🤣 Those key signatures can be tricky. They sneak up on you sometimes and that's exactly the feeling.
Step 4 Building a Melody
Use a Pattern. Music is full of them and its ok to repeat them. Can you spot a pattern in your melody yet? Great melodies reuse ideas. That’s called a motif. Action: Take your first 2 notes and repeat them, then change the last note. Daily Win: You created structure in your melody. Pro Tip: Copy + change = instant songwriting.
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Musician/Certified Teacher. Helping students realize their musical potential with expert guidance and personalized instruction.

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