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I'm not sure what you mean by forms? and also dance?? I'm doing music composition...

I've been trying to write my core composition for my HSC, and whilst i have a few ideas i'm having some serious trouble writing a harmony. I'm trying to write in a dance/new age style for a flute melody with flute,alto flute and bass flute as the harmony with a bass guitar and drums to keep the rhythm going. i really don't know how to write a harmony as i've never done so before. I have a chord structure, but everything i seem to write is incredibly crap... if anybody has any advice or would like to look at my composition please email me on mad_ness13@hotmail.com

Hi again I need to write a piece for my HSC composition, 2 minutes in length, for any instruments and with basically no limitations. I've already written a timpani part along with conga and a drum kit (although badly because I have no idea how to notate drum music properly), but i can't seem to come up with any harmonies or melodies that seem interesting. It's in G natural minor, and I wanted to do a flute and piccolo duet, with the piccolo just playing a few ornamental parts. Or perhaps a flute duet. Anybody got ideas? I'd love to hear some!

thanks for everyones help, i finsihed my first ever composition with flying colours. Thanks again!

i guess so then. does anyone know how to notate a deliberate flattening of the note, like rolling the headjoint in?

i meant where you ahve the aeolian mode of cmajor, so you start on the a. at least thats how my teacher described it.

what exactly are multi phonics? my teacher was telling me about a technique somewhat like playing the didgeridoo, where you make a noise inside your throat and buzz the lips, is this anything like it or have i got the completely worng end of the stick?

hi everyone, I'm a first time composer who has to make up a piece fo rmy chosen instrumen (flute) out of the aolian cmajor scale, so im using A,C,E and F. Does anyone know any flute expressive techniques so i can make it a bit more interesting?