Songwriting - From Theory To Reality | Paul Baloche

[@beyondonevoice9667]

Am here again to learn.thank you Jesus

[@leehy8872]

I appreciate your lifelong commitment in bringing songs to us. Your songs are anointed and can melt the hardest hearts. You are my sifu. I am determined to learn and commit the same.

[@DevocionTotal]

thank you for sharing this series!!

[@KAGconcerts]

Thank you so much for this free workshop. I've learned a lot....can't wait to share with others here in Kenya.

[@collinchingota7717]

thank you very much Paul. God bless you!!

[@eaccentaigu]

Thank you for this - for the advice, and for the great captions!

[@brendakilimo8563]

This series was very enlightening and educative! Thank you for sharing ❤️.

[@PaulBaloche-Leadworship]

Thank you for watching!

[@faithfulabah9890]

Amen!

[@Viorelo10]

Thank You!!

[@beyondonevoice9667]

I think I need to rewrite some of my songs especially the verses.

[@robertgeoffrionjr2097]

Good stuff Paul. I've been doing some rewrites during this quarantine. Trying to find people who will give objective feedback...not so easy.

[@Yovelinf]

I feel that he should've talked about the legal side of songwriting, just so we get all the points. But I really enjoyed these sessions. Greetings from the Dominican Republic.

[@migrantfamily]

On the subject of rewriting... I once got an entire chorus while vacuuming, it just "came to me". So I worked on a couple of verses, wasn't super excited about them, but I had that chorus. I brought it to the band I was in, basically a bunch of mates who liked to play and sometimes did dates locally, usually under a different moniker every time. I digress. My friend listened to the song and said, "the verses I like, but you need a different chorus." He was right of course, and he's one of my very dearest friends to this day.