Training Course:Lyric Writing: Writing Lyrics to MusicSchool/Trainer:Berklee College of Music
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced
Course Description:
'' Placing that perfect lyrical idea into a melody without it sounding unnatural is a common obstacle to many songwriters. An unfortunate setting of a word or phrase can sink the emotion of the song, calling your listener’s attention away from WHAT you are saying to HOW you are saying it. Writing Lyrics to Music analyzes a variety of song forms to instruct you on key lyrical and melodic components: stressed and unstressed beats, rhyme positions, melodic sections, and tone. You’ll work through different musical feels and time signatures, and discover how the natural shapes of the words follow the shape of the melody, ultimately creating a much more expressive composition. This is a "can’t miss" course - it’s bound to take your writing to the next level. It will also make you a more valuable co-writer.
By the end of this course, you will:
Identify stressed, non-stressed and secondary syllables in a lyric line
Write your own lyric patterns to match musical patterns
Identify rhyme and hook positions within a song
Define 3/4 and 4/4 writing styles
Create the melody, verse and chorus lyrics
Work with multiple note values and swing time phrasing in 4/4 time
Work with bridges and pre-choruses
Gain independence and confidence in the writing process
Lyric Writing 1, 2 and 3 are independent of one another and can be taken in any order.
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Songwriting Workshop: Writing Hit Songs
Songwriting Workshop: Melody
Songwriting Workshop: Harmony
Music Theory 301
Music Theory 201
Music Theory 101
Music Notation Using Sibelius
Music Notation Using Finale
Lyric Writing: Writing From the Title
Lyric Writing: Tools and Strategies
Harmonic Ear
Getting Inside Harmony 2
Getting Inside Harmony 1
Commercial Songwriting Techniques
Basic Ear
Arranging: Small Ensemble and Horns
Arranging: Contemporary Styles
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