How to Write a Song Using Basic Music Theory 1

This lesson is recommended for those who are already familiar with basic music theory. You should know about basic chords, key signatures, and how to read the treble clef and bass clef.
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The most important aspects of this lesson are understanding whether to use major (happy) or minor (sad) chords. The different options of how to turn chords into a bass clef part are also covered. Melodic concepts are also reviewed including the use of chord tones as well as altering a melody to change its sound.

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