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Original Music Matters Theme - Composing for the Piano

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In this episode of composing for the piano we introduce the original Music Matters theme. Over the course of this series, we're going to take the music matters theme and arrange it into different styles, discussing music composition techniques and tips when composing for the piano. In this video you can see the Music Matters melodic line written down with all the chords indicated. We explain the background to the writing of the theme and then go on to unpack the melody and the chords. See it written down, listen to it being played, then, if you want to, have a go at playing it yourself. You can then search out our other videos in which we've arranged and performed the Music Matters theme music in lots of different styles. to the piece 0:27 - A brief look at the theme 1:42 - What does it sound like? 2:09 - What are we doing with it?
Date: 2022-03-28

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Comments and reviews: 3

dom233
Your theme reminds me of Cole Porter; I thought also of HarmonyWiz, you feed the app a theme and it spits out the piece in six different styles. Artificial Intelligence. Do we want music to be spat out?
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Eduardo
Dear Gareth, thank for your great videos. A question here: What is the meaning of the progression F#dim7 to E flat? This is not a viio7 to I progression, and I cannot guess the rational behind it
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Sterling
Thanks! Always been curious if you would revisit this. Have you done a larger theme and variations with the different ways you've presented it?
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