A big thank you to my Patrons! So thank you M. Smud, Z. Junyu, A. Vallé, F. Kerkhove, P. Dunhy and W. Hutchinton! 🙏 My Patreon: www.patreon.com/c/user?u=3320377
Get Alan Belkin‘s book on that list, and if you’re feeling CRAZY, Schillinger’s theory of composition. Get lost in it for a while and work your way back out to the real world, but it’s great stuff.
Zeker een aanrader, leest heel vlot. De voorbeelden in het boek zijn wel van mindere kwaliteit imo, je kan ze checken met de link in de beschrijving! Voorlopig gebruik ik het het boek vooral als inspiratiebron om nieuwe technieken eens uit te proberen ;)
Do you like Alan Belkin's book about music composition? There's also books with practical aspects that I absolutely love but it's not everyone's cup of tea
I think that's a bit short-sighted, there are excellent compositions to be find and discovered even on YT. Simply because there are more people trying to become composers doesn't mean there aren't any good ones amongst them or at least good composition of them.
It's because for over 100 years now - technique is second to current trends, as well as personal taste and style... beauty isn't necessarily exciting... times have changed.
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A big thank you to my Patrons!
So thank you M. Smud, Z. Junyu, A. Vallé, F. Kerkhove, P. Dunhy and W. Hutchinton! 🙏
My Patreon: www.patreon.com/c/user?u=3320377
Get Alan Belkin‘s book on that list, and if you’re feeling CRAZY, Schillinger’s theory of composition. Get lost in it for a while and work your way back out to the real world, but it’s great stuff.
Great I'll probably post an extra link/comment with suggestions of this comment section! Thank you ❤️
Very interesting, thank you, Timon.
I thought berlioz's treatise one orchestration would be on here. Probably better to have a more updated work on here though lol
Twentieth Century Harmony lijkt me wel interessant ook voor niet klassiek.
Zeker een aanrader, leest heel vlot. De voorbeelden in het boek zijn wel van mindere kwaliteit imo, je kan ze checken met de link in de beschrijving! Voorlopig gebruik ik het het boek vooral als inspiratiebron om nieuwe technieken eens uit te proberen ;)
Do you like Alan Belkin's book about music composition?
There's also books with practical aspects that I absolutely love but it's not everyone's cup of tea
I do not know that one! I see he has some online courses on YT as well :)
These books are quoted over and over again, and the composers get worse every year. Something is wrong
I think that's a bit short-sighted, there are excellent compositions to be find and discovered even on YT. Simply because there are more people trying to become composers doesn't mean there aren't any good ones amongst them or at least good composition of them.
It's because for over 100 years now - technique is second to current trends, as well as personal taste and style... beauty isn't necessarily exciting... times have changed.