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So now you have the main melody notes to compose your own music, lets say you picked E for the Am chord, A for the F chord, G for the C chord and then D for the G chord, if you play each chord with each note for four beats then that’s how much space you’ll have to put in some passing notes, the passing notes don’t have to be notes from the chord as they just pass by, getting you to the next note, but keep within the scale, in this case it’s C Try and play the passing notes so that they lead you nicely to the next main note, for example from the first chord to the second chord where you play E to A as the main notes; you could play E for 2 beats then F to G which would lead you nicely to the A note; keep the rhythm simple at first and then as your song comes out you can add more complex rhythms. So you’ve got a basic tune that you’ve composed and it should fit with the chord progression that you’ve picked, this is a great way to compose your own music, and it gets you off to a good start and gives you a nice tune that you can work with and mold into something really beautiful. Now go back and repeat the steps for each run through of the chord progression. If you'd like to learn more sign up here to recieve lessons and tips on how to compose music. Return from Compose your own music to Compose Music
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