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As you start to get comfortable adding chords and embellishments to melodies, it’s a good time to start putting together longer arrangements. We often give the listener a teaser of an arrangement with an intro, use an interlude to transition between repeats, and end with an outro. We’ll discuss strategies for writing coherent intros, interludes, and outros, and we’ll use an example tune or two to create a few of these building blocks together.
As you start to get comfortable adding chords and embellishments to melodies, it’s a good time to start putting together longer arrangements. We often give the listener a teaser of an arrangement with an intro, use an interlude to transition between repeats, and end with an outro. We’ll discuss strategies for writing coherent intros, interludes, and outros, and we’ll use an example tune or two to create a few of these building blocks together.