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Take a look at the following two progressions. The first one comes from the verse of John Legend’s “All of Me” (John Stephens, Toby Gad), and the second one comes from the verse of “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road” (Elton John, Bernie Taupin): 1. All of Me...
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Online Free Songwriting Course, Lesson 4: Writing Melodies that Work

Free online songwriting lesson. Lesson 4, Writing Melodies that Work. Learn how melodies need to be written with lyric and harmonies in mind.

"The Essential Secrets of Songwriting - E-book Description

NEW SECOND EDITION, RELEASED MARCH 1, 2010! "The Essential Secrets of Songwriting", 2nd ed., contains everything you need to know about how to put a song together. It describes eleven basic principles...