Creating a Music
Matthieu Giroux
Abstract
Matthieu Giroux
Abstract
To write a music, we arrange that surrounds us to our mind. We can start with objects that make noise. While listening to a music, it is then possible to think about an object or an idea. It inspires the creation of a personal song. Then you type the keys of a piano, to invent a story, having in mind the differences between the notes. Or we create music on paper, thanks to music theory, which consists to write music to play. After singing a song, the music will have a way of growth, (...)
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To write a music, we arrange that surrounds us to our mind. We can start with objects that make noise. While listening to a music, it is then possible to think about an object or an idea. It inspires the creation of a personal song. Then you type the keys of a piano, to invent a story, having in mind the differences between the notes. Or we create music on paper, thanks to music theory, which consists to write music to play. After singing a song, the music will have a way of growth, (...)
Key concepts: Singing, Piano, Active listening, Pop music automation, Object (grammar), Music and emotion, Computer science, Communication