This class is not currently being offered in our catalog.
Visit our Songwriting Program page for other related options.
This class is not currently being offered in our catalog.
Visit our Songwriting Program page for other related options.
In this workshop we will focus on how song structure can be used as a storytelling device. Looking at both traditional and non-traditional organization, we’ll explore the many options of how verses, pre-choruses, choruses, and bridges can function (or not function!) to aid a song’s meaning. Once we lay down a foundation of what a ‘normal’ song structure might look like, we’ll break down songs like The Beatles’ “Love Me Do,” Billie Eilish’s “bury a friend,” and Roy Orbison’s “In Dreams,” and will begin to see how breaking the rules might help us tell a story.
Guided by prompts and teamed in groups, we’ll then take some time to play around with structure ourselves.
*All levels encouraged and appreciated
*No instruments or previous work should be brought to this workshop – new ideas only ☺
*Please bring pencil and paper
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