Simple Beginner Tips For Stronger Themes & Melodies

In this video, Arn Andersson will take you through a few of his best tips for beginner composers who want to write stronger and more memorable themes and melodies, by analyzing melodies from scores like Gladiator and Harry Potter, and tracks from Two Steps From Hell.
Keep in mind that these are just findings based on these themes and a general rule of thumb, so take it with a grain of salt, and don't feel limited by this information.
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[@Anuqz]

Gladiator's soundtrack just makes me cry everytime, it's so good.

[@conforzo]

If you wanna get to the depths of themes you need to look at Wagners leitmotif. And also basic melody writing such as binary and ternary form.

[@zaharishtonov]

Johann Sebastian Bach!? Whoa! :D

[@kkngd391]

Excellent presentation! Learned a lot from this video, lots of good tips. Thanks!

[@AndreaMercurioMusic]

Your videos are the best on the subject. Thank you .

[@DarshanSenTheComposer]

2:41- I hear that batman motif on my right ear. Overall, it sounds like a happy batman dancing to the luscious orchestration xDDDDD! Thanks for the wonderful video. It's very helpful. 😊👍👍👍

[@sound-engineer]

Arn will never let you down with his tutorials.

[@RLeaguer_Saint]

Love these videos - getting so much from them. Thank you.

[@emreteselli6020]

Thanks so much!

[@stefanhaines8564]

Love your videos so much. Your volume is sometimes inconsistent however.

[@Po1itica11yNcorrect]

Great content!

[@divico404]

Very good lesson. But why is there so much advertisement. Pls reduce this, I can understand you want to keep the monetizing, but this repels me. In the end those videos should give us appetite for the full courses right?

[@erichoodmusic5810]

Helpful vid. Thanks!

[@MingseChen_RevivalMusic]

Very specific and helpful. Thank you Arn.

[@evillano]

Incredible video! Added to Favorites, thank you.

[@momogris6159]

Wonderful tutorial!!!

[@joshuawatson6776]

Thank you! This is exactly the kind of videos that I'm looking for. Are these melody examples the same as sequences?

[@hodshonf]

just signed up. so far so good.

[@Violinnem]

My main, combined, Christmas and Birthday present this year was access to the Evenant Silver Bundle... this stuff is absolute gold. Maybe consider renaming ;) Keep it up. This is incredibly well-presented and user-friendly insight into the tips and tricks of film composition. Thank you.

[@sancho316]

thank you

[@hveguitar]

Awesome videos and tutorials, are there any video courses one can buy/follow, all online courses seem to be closed, for me video tutorials like this would be much easier to follow. thanks :)

[@oggyjack3880]

Why is there no paypal payment option for evenant courses? I am willing to buy one of your courses

[@SteelShirt99]

Guys when is the next Course discount coming?

[@Gardener7]

Soon! 😂

[@Kyoshi2012]

You.... using this first theme hahaha.... yes you are right,,,

[@Nullllus]

"Tips For Stronger Themes" 1. WRITE STRONGER THEMES GODDAMMIT!

[@BlenderUnreal]

make a melody that sounds good on its own. Wow, thats a gamechanger for me. i just tried it on piano