Songwriter’s Secrets: Rocking Vocal Rhythms
Part of the songwriters secrets series, this article outlines the 2 methods for writing vocal rhythms, and 3 exercises to practice this important skill.
Part of the songwriters secrets series, this article outlines the 2 methods for writing vocal rhythms, and 3 exercises to practice this important skill.
Part of the songwriters secrets series, this tutorial explains how to write a catchy melody with examples and exercises to help you through the process.
A complete guide to writing lyrics in 3 easy steps. Each step contains exercises to help you write catchy, original lyrics, and avoid the 3 basic blunders.
Learn to write a song. This article goes through exercises and examples to help those with no music theory write great lyrics, melodies and harmonies.
It is possible to write a song even without an instrument – this article explains how you can do it just using listening skills and modern technology.
Follow Sabrina Peña Young as she guides you step by step through the song writing and recording process using the example song Pink Slips and Baby Shoes.
The first step to writing a new song is getting the lyrics down. Try these exercises and tips for finding inspiration and widening your rhyming vocabulary.
Want to write a song, but not sure where to start? In this series songwriter Sabrina Peña Young guides us through writing lyrics, melodies and harmonies.
The final part of our Talking Rhythm series, a recap of the count chant and Kodály methods using jazz and rock examples with practice audio and scores.
Take your rhythm counting to the next level and learn how to count syncopated rhythms using the Kodály method. With example audio clips and score notation.
Learn how to count rhythms using the Kodály method. Includes a chart with the Kodály rhythm syllables, audio clips and score notation to help you practice.
Learn how to read and count triplet and compound rhythms in this part of our Talking Rhythm series. With these exercises it’s as easy as counting 1, 2, 3.