Find Your Own Voice With This Simple Composition Exercise - Ep. 342

Finding your own voice in music can seem like a daunting task. We look up to so many great jazz composers, but how did they discover their own sound as composers? The best thing to do is to start writing your own music. This simple composition exercise which Sterling will show you will help you create your own music right away!
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[@conner53]

Chords are Em11, CMaj7, Amin9 and GMaj9

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I love your modern tune! If you like, you could title it after somewhere or something in the west, the west coast, or where you're from.