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Songwriting Principles

Posted on September 28, 2008 by Tom
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Another recomendation: Gary Ewer’s ‘Songwriting Principles’ series on his Essential Secrets of Songwriting blog.

  • Songwriting Principle No. 1: Contrast Makes or Breaks Your Song
  • Songwriting Principle No. 2: Energy Propels Your Song Forward
  • Songwriting Principle No. 3: Chord Progressions- What Makes a STRONG One?
  • Songwriting Principle No. 4: Fragile Chord Progressions Will Suit Your Verse Melodies

I particularly like the concept of weak and strong chord progressions – weak progressions being those that are harmonically ambiguous, strong those that are definitely in one key.

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