#2-COMPOSER UNE MÉLODIE - Cours #2 de la Composition pour tous

Want to learn how to compose a melody? Here's the second video in the Composition for Everyone series, where we'll cover the essential aspects that will allow you to write a beautiful melody. On the agenda: how to choose your notes, from chord notes to non-chord notes, as well as your rhythms, an essential element of any good melody. Then we'll talk about phrase structure, antecedent-consequent, and finally imitations, which are the indispensable foundation of all music—various parameters that will allow you to build a beautiful and memorable melody. Learning to compose, easily? "Composition for Everyone" delivers on its promise, an original approach I've developed to teach you how to compose music. Whatever your musical background, whether you're a classical, pop, or jazz musician, whatever your age or skill level, even if you're a near-beginner, you'll achieve impressive results in a very short time. Listen to the works of young composers after just a few months of lessons:    • Compositions d'élèves - La Musique pour Tous   Contents: 00:00 - Introduction 01:16 • Step 1: Writing a melody with the notes of the chord 02:50 • Step 2: Writing a melody with non-chord notes 03:11 • Developing your inner ear 04:34 • Passing notes 05:43 • Embellishment 07:16 • Appoggiatura 11:03 • Suspension 12:55 • Anticipation 14:22 • Double embroidery 16:10 • Step 3: Phrase structure 16:50 • Question-answer: antecedent-consequent 17:56 • Imitation 18:38 • A phrase model 20:26 • Another phrase model... 21:14 • Choosing the Rhythms, an essential element 22:27 • Conclusion