Kawaii Song Creation and Sing Along
Learn the basics of music composition and start writing your own Kawaii songs with this simple and easy course. Perfect for beginners and music enthusiasts, discover the power of simplicity, chord progressions, and lyrical importance. Join this heart-warming journey to the inner child and unleash your creativity.
What you’ll learn
- Basic Song Composition
- Basic Major Scale Theory
- Basic Minor Scale Theory
- Basic Chords and Chord Voicings
- Compositional Devices
- Simple Chord Progressions
- Simple Melodies and Lyrics
Music is a gift of life!
The inner child has a wealth of creativity and music within!
One of the most powerful ways to access and express the inner child is through Kawaii songs
This course has everything you need to start writing your very own Kawaii songs
There are introductory lessons on all of the basics,
Including;
Major Scales
Minor Scales
Chords and Chord Voicings
Chord Progressions
Phrasing and Lyrics
We also go into a few different case studies of Kawaii Songs composed by DOSTA himself
Including;
‘Little Doggie’, which is a song based on only three chords, thus demonstrating the power of simplicity
‘The Glow’, which begins in a major key and modulates to a minor key, thus demonstrating a range of light and dark
‘Beep! Beep!’ Which is a song that sets up the expectation of a minor key resolution, only to resolve in a major key, thus demonstrating the importance of surprise
‘Be-Doo-Doo Be-Doo’, which uses repetition in the chord progression to emphasize certain points of lyrical importance
This course is simple, easy and great for first-timers to the world of music composition
Kawaii Songs and Sing Along is a heart-warming journey to the inner child, playfulness and beyond!
Who this course is for:
- Beginner Musicians
- Music Enthusiasts
- Kawaii Composers
- Singer Song Writers
- Soft Musicians
- Playful Song Enthusiasts
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