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043 - How To Write Long-Form Compositions

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It's relatively easy for composers to write a few bars of music but when it gets to long-form content, it's different. In fact, it's hard. Join us in this open discussion with the MITAnation and learn the best tips and tricks that for writing long-form compositions.

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  • Best prompts for Composers who want to use AI (ChatGPT)
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  • The Top 10 Techniques for Gathering Musical Ideas Quickly
  • Gathering – Sketching – Developing; Applied to the Orchestra
  • The Composer's Business Booster
  • The Top 3 Traps Most Composers Fall Into (and how to avoid them)

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