composition – Page 33 – a hundred quirky legs

Composition Exercise #235

Find the unnecessary parts in your piece and remove them.

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Which time signature are you most likely to use?

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Dresscode: Silence.

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Teach a death metal educational project in middle schools.

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Write a crotales piece that rings true.

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Write a tongue-in-cheek piece for a capella choir.

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In your backstage rider, request a pre-concert a capella group improv with the band and venue staff.

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Create a spam filter for bad music.

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Fill in the gasp.

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Explain to a lay person what composition really is.

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