I really like it. Music theory only tells you what is going on. It does not necessarily tell you if a piece sounds good. You can throw in some 'wrong' notes to get the effects you want.
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I really like it. Music theory only tells you what is going on. It does not necessarily tell you if a piece sounds good. You can throw in some 'wrong' notes to get the effects you want.
No, that is true. There's no right or wrong in music theory - so I start by making it up and then when I write down the piece I have to find a key and then I have to analyse my own thoughts which is the best way I can come up with to learn about the mechanics behind it all. This one puzzles me, but it probably wont puzzle more knowledgable people :)
I once met a composer who told me 'I just take my pencil for a walk across the page'!
:) yes. I just sit at the piano and tries all sort of things, and then I write it down afterwards as best I can.