What about distractions? Paper doesn´t connect to internet
@rasheneoueslati70843 күн бұрын
I watvhed the first minute and didnt know if this was satire or actially serious..
@literallyashark43563 күн бұрын
This pleases the coffee addicted Bach. 💪🏽😤💪🏽🎶
@JimHantis3 күн бұрын
It has such a different character on the organ. A lovely performance.
@CarlosLalonde3 күн бұрын
Right?? Thanks for your kind words :)
@bluevibesmusic98374 күн бұрын
Thank-you. I didn’t know about JD Pepper.
@JimHantis4 күн бұрын
THanks
@JJBerthume6 күн бұрын
Hey thanks so much for shouting out my channel and the kind words! Super gratified it's been of use to you. And HEARD I definitely want to get back to uploading regularly!!! Luckily I am in a new house now and have space and time to reinvigorate it. Any suggestions of topics or subcategories for future videos?
@CarlosLalonde6 күн бұрын
What an honor! I love your orchestration walkthroughs particularly, but I'd be interested in whatever you'd like to teach!
@dorianderseed9 күн бұрын
I've been slow to work up to the tech, but working as a pro (accompanist and choral singer) for 5 yrs, I'm starting to be overwhelmed with the sheet music prep process. Thanks for the video and best of luck with your studies and career!
@superblondeDotOrg9 күн бұрын
Heatshot doesnt really make sense to me for post 2020's sociey. Academics complain about a want for diversity and equity yet demand to "see" the photo of the composer: huh?
@alext72029 күн бұрын
7:28 Amateurs practice until they can play it right, professional practice until they can't play it wrong.
@ShivSagar0109 күн бұрын
Thanks For sharing these! 🙏🤍🙂
@TenDecibel10 күн бұрын
Carlos, your website today reflects some significant departures from that seen in the video. What experience prompted that, and why have all purchase options been moved from the site to JW Pepper?
@CarlosLalonde4 күн бұрын
I recently uploaded a video explaining all of this!
@maximuswilliam31810 күн бұрын
Okay, I know already my intervals ascending and descending but how I can apply this when I play by ear? Okay, I can tell the qualities of chords whether it is major. minor, diminished, or augmented. If I listen to a song, I can recognize the quality of the first chord played but what chord it is? It's not specific
@musicwithdave14 күн бұрын
Carlos! Thank you so much for this shout out :) I greatly appreciate it - I'm thrilled to be on a list of such fantastic KZreadrs! Thanks again for including me. Great video here - I definitely didn't know all of those channels so I've got some new things to learn. Thanks for sharing!
@andrewharvey877414 күн бұрын
KZread channels are certainly useful (so long as you maintain a scepticism about all the info) but it's easy to spend a lot of time in KZread rather than actually composing!
@WhitbyStuff14 күн бұрын
This should have been a five minute video tops, and there should be a list of the channels.
@cordially_joel15 күн бұрын
A few others that didn’t make the list: 1. Alan Belkin (previously mentioned by just want to emphasize his channel): short lecture-style videos on music theory topics and compositional techniques 2. Galen DeGraff: beautifully-produced videos on compositional techniques by a relatively-new creator 3. ClassicalNerd: Thoughtful and in-depth explorations of major composers, pieces, and movements in the history of Classical music
@hlima1hm15 күн бұрын
You’ve been a great resource with helping me to figure out what to do next as a composer after graduating college!
@user-yk1no4sn2z15 күн бұрын
Guy michelmore, legend for making content about music for games/film Andrew Huang, Ben levin, Venus theory, David hilowitz, synthet, great for the music tech side David keithston, classical nerd, galen Degraf, rlly good channels for more niche and in depth music theory aspects David Bennett piano, cadence hira, 12 tone, great for modern music analyses Skylar lim does great classical music analyses Jacob collier obvs Tantacrul, just write music, Scott’s bass lessons, open studio, amosdoll music, Oliver street, Josep castanyer alonso, Paul Davids, hello foe!, Jeff Schneider, George collier, rob scallon, Seth David. It’s ridiculous how much you can learn on KZread 🤩
@saadhaddadmusic15 күн бұрын
Nice list! I wish there were a lot more composers like you on YT sharing great info 👏🏽
@jacksonmack15 күн бұрын
Jazz composers must check out: - Jazz Composers Present - Gil Evans Inside Out - Brian Krock - David Berger - Jazz Arranging Class - Pandemonium Big Band (Elliot Deutsch) and jazz related... - Open Studio / You'll Hear It - Jeremy Siskind - Jeff Schneider - Noah Kellman and - Alan Belkin - Bit Blitz - Bradfrey
@superblondeDotOrg15 күн бұрын
jazz is not 'composition'
@jonathanwingmusic16 күн бұрын
@MusicTheoryForGuitar - the channel name is kinda misleading because honestly it's great theory lessons for any instrument (I'm not even much of a guitarist myself, more of a pianist) and he's just great! Also as mentioned below Music Matters is 👌 Also for all kinds of great score studies I love the channels @OrchestrationOnline @bradfrey @DavidMcCaulley
@superblondeDotOrg16 күн бұрын
Adam Neely spouts misinformation; he knows nothing about music theory, he only halfway knows broken jazz theory and invents new theory to make sense of what he does not understand. Nearly All of the music "theory" youtubers are infotainment not education. Beato is especially full of hot air and horrible; do any of his viewers actually learn anything from his videos after watching: No. And that is the proof. Those who want to learn theory and composition would be much much better off viewing and doing the composition exercises on the Music Matters channel which is actually correct root-based music theory, RCM-style. Truly the only youtube channel for authentic music education and music theory is Derek Remes. Who will never be "popular" because viewers at large do not want education, or valid theory; they want entertainment.
@jonathanwingmusic16 күн бұрын
Adam & Rick have had the occasional interesting topics, but I mostly agree. Adam is very jazz-biased and a lot of what he says doesn't hold up with the orchestra and instruments that use variable intonation - lots of things he says I end up rolling my eyes. Rick is technically knowledgeable but often too cranky and rant-filled for real educational value. So many videos to hit the algorithm where he just rants about how bad he thinks modern music is... Totally agree about Music Matters - that channel is an absolute gem! Probably less popular because it's not flashy and not "entertaining," but the content is solid and presentation always very clear. I've learned a lot from him.
@user-yk1no4sn2z15 күн бұрын
I mean you also have to consider that Adam Neely uses jazz theory which stemmed from African American jazz musicians such as miles Davis, Coletraine, dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker etc. These musicians didn’t base their music off of the European centred 18th to 19th century (or even earlier) classical music theory so obviously the way Adam is analysing music isn’t gonna match up with the “RCM style” music theory. I’ll admit he does get things wrong especially when he does talk about classical stuff but I gotta say I can’t find much problems with his jazz analyses. There’s no one music theory, it differs based on time period and geographical differences. Also I’d say Beato is useful apart from the times he’s making ragebait and “old man yells at cloud” level content with his criticisms of modern popular music.
@superblondeDotOrg15 күн бұрын
@@user-yk1no4sn2z Many years ago, i.e. when Beato started, Beato was posting 'composition writing tutorials and composition reviews' on his channel. His 'lessons' and 'reviews' sucked and showed how little he knew of writing good music/compositions. He used all the typical cliche advice: "I want to hear more build here", "I want to hear more variation here", "make an arc, I want to hear an arc", is the max of what he ever recommended in his reviews, most of his comments were even more baseless. Also with a lot of "man shouting at cloud" attitude.
@Multi-Waves_Sketchbook16 күн бұрын
I have to plug @Woochia and @Bthelick no others have made me as excited about music theory than these two and they are never brought up in conversation.
@Multi-Waves_Sketchbook13 күн бұрын
AND IMPLIED MUSIC I cannot believe I forgot about Chris
@CarlosLalonde16 күн бұрын
Who are your favorite music KZreadrs? Plug them down here! ⬇
@Euthymania16 күн бұрын
12-Tone
@LoFortunato15 күн бұрын
God I dislike 12 tone soo much, too much yapping and most of the times he forgets to answer the main question of the video. I always avoid his videos. On the other hand tabletop composer, Alan Belkin and Professor Milton are the most direct, precise and interesting.
@kevinlynchcomposer15 күн бұрын
Hi Carlos, nice choices, check out cedarvillemusic, I think you might enjoy some of his content.
@Euthymania15 күн бұрын
Not the impression I get from his stuff. Professor Milton would be my number 1 if he uploaded more though.
@fernandog585518 күн бұрын
What was the book you read to learn about other composers process?
@CarlosLalonde17 күн бұрын
Composers On Composing For Band by Mark Camphouse. There are a few volumes and they are really insightful!
@elishaannmusic19 күн бұрын
Such practical tips! Even as someone not specifically interested in making it as a composer, I still gleaned valuable insight from this video. Thanks for making it!
@CarlosLalonde17 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it, Elisha!
@superblondeDotOrg21 күн бұрын
you're f'ing where? right down the street. no joke.
@amanisloley21 күн бұрын
This is a super helpful video! I find that during music school, we only focus on the craft and art of making music, but we don't talk about the actual business aspect of being a composer and how to market ourselves. Thanks for the great tips!!
@CarlosLalonde21 күн бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
@alexv1310622 күн бұрын
u deserve more views man!
@JeremiahSimpson-u5k22 күн бұрын
Hey Carlos! I found your channel today, and it has been super helpful! In one video you mentioned that you usually publish through MyScore, the JWPepper self-publishing resource. I looked you up on JWPepper and saw that a couple of your pieces are linked to Carl Fischer. I was wondering if you could explain your thought process for sending some pieces to a publisher and not others. Did they approach you or did you submit it for consideration? Also, do you self-publish through multiple vendors (ArrangeMe seeming to be the other front runner), or just MyScore? Thank you for all your insights!
@CarlosLalonde17 күн бұрын
These are great questions! First, I was approached by the editors at Carl Fischer which is uncommon. So I tend to self-publish most of my music for the reasons I explain in my video. Second, I currently only publish through MyScore just for simplicity sake. I haven’t considered ArrangeMe, but I might take a look into it!
@JeremiahSimpson-u5k10 күн бұрын
@@CarlosLalonde very cool! I appreciate your help. You have a new follower in me
@superblondeDotOrg22 күн бұрын
Charles Ives had a different strategy... worked for him.
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What about distractions? Paper doesn´t connect to internet
I watvhed the first minute and didnt know if this was satire or actially serious..
This pleases the coffee addicted Bach. 💪🏽😤💪🏽🎶
It has such a different character on the organ. A lovely performance.
Right?? Thanks for your kind words :)
Thank-you. I didn’t know about JD Pepper.
THanks
Hey thanks so much for shouting out my channel and the kind words! Super gratified it's been of use to you. And HEARD I definitely want to get back to uploading regularly!!! Luckily I am in a new house now and have space and time to reinvigorate it. Any suggestions of topics or subcategories for future videos?
What an honor! I love your orchestration walkthroughs particularly, but I'd be interested in whatever you'd like to teach!
I've been slow to work up to the tech, but working as a pro (accompanist and choral singer) for 5 yrs, I'm starting to be overwhelmed with the sheet music prep process. Thanks for the video and best of luck with your studies and career!
Heatshot doesnt really make sense to me for post 2020's sociey. Academics complain about a want for diversity and equity yet demand to "see" the photo of the composer: huh?
7:28 Amateurs practice until they can play it right, professional practice until they can't play it wrong.
Thanks For sharing these! 🙏🤍🙂
Carlos, your website today reflects some significant departures from that seen in the video. What experience prompted that, and why have all purchase options been moved from the site to JW Pepper?
I recently uploaded a video explaining all of this!
Okay, I know already my intervals ascending and descending but how I can apply this when I play by ear? Okay, I can tell the qualities of chords whether it is major. minor, diminished, or augmented. If I listen to a song, I can recognize the quality of the first chord played but what chord it is? It's not specific
Carlos! Thank you so much for this shout out :) I greatly appreciate it - I'm thrilled to be on a list of such fantastic KZreadrs! Thanks again for including me. Great video here - I definitely didn't know all of those channels so I've got some new things to learn. Thanks for sharing!
KZread channels are certainly useful (so long as you maintain a scepticism about all the info) but it's easy to spend a lot of time in KZread rather than actually composing!
This should have been a five minute video tops, and there should be a list of the channels.
A few others that didn’t make the list: 1. Alan Belkin (previously mentioned by just want to emphasize his channel): short lecture-style videos on music theory topics and compositional techniques 2. Galen DeGraff: beautifully-produced videos on compositional techniques by a relatively-new creator 3. ClassicalNerd: Thoughtful and in-depth explorations of major composers, pieces, and movements in the history of Classical music
You’ve been a great resource with helping me to figure out what to do next as a composer after graduating college!
Guy michelmore, legend for making content about music for games/film Andrew Huang, Ben levin, Venus theory, David hilowitz, synthet, great for the music tech side David keithston, classical nerd, galen Degraf, rlly good channels for more niche and in depth music theory aspects David Bennett piano, cadence hira, 12 tone, great for modern music analyses Skylar lim does great classical music analyses Jacob collier obvs Tantacrul, just write music, Scott’s bass lessons, open studio, amosdoll music, Oliver street, Josep castanyer alonso, Paul Davids, hello foe!, Jeff Schneider, George collier, rob scallon, Seth David. It’s ridiculous how much you can learn on KZread 🤩
Nice list! I wish there were a lot more composers like you on YT sharing great info 👏🏽
Jazz composers must check out: - Jazz Composers Present - Gil Evans Inside Out - Brian Krock - David Berger - Jazz Arranging Class - Pandemonium Big Band (Elliot Deutsch) and jazz related... - Open Studio / You'll Hear It - Jeremy Siskind - Jeff Schneider - Noah Kellman and - Alan Belkin - Bit Blitz - Bradfrey
jazz is not 'composition'
@MusicTheoryForGuitar - the channel name is kinda misleading because honestly it's great theory lessons for any instrument (I'm not even much of a guitarist myself, more of a pianist) and he's just great! Also as mentioned below Music Matters is 👌 Also for all kinds of great score studies I love the channels @OrchestrationOnline @bradfrey @DavidMcCaulley
Adam Neely spouts misinformation; he knows nothing about music theory, he only halfway knows broken jazz theory and invents new theory to make sense of what he does not understand. Nearly All of the music "theory" youtubers are infotainment not education. Beato is especially full of hot air and horrible; do any of his viewers actually learn anything from his videos after watching: No. And that is the proof. Those who want to learn theory and composition would be much much better off viewing and doing the composition exercises on the Music Matters channel which is actually correct root-based music theory, RCM-style. Truly the only youtube channel for authentic music education and music theory is Derek Remes. Who will never be "popular" because viewers at large do not want education, or valid theory; they want entertainment.
Adam & Rick have had the occasional interesting topics, but I mostly agree. Adam is very jazz-biased and a lot of what he says doesn't hold up with the orchestra and instruments that use variable intonation - lots of things he says I end up rolling my eyes. Rick is technically knowledgeable but often too cranky and rant-filled for real educational value. So many videos to hit the algorithm where he just rants about how bad he thinks modern music is... Totally agree about Music Matters - that channel is an absolute gem! Probably less popular because it's not flashy and not "entertaining," but the content is solid and presentation always very clear. I've learned a lot from him.
I mean you also have to consider that Adam Neely uses jazz theory which stemmed from African American jazz musicians such as miles Davis, Coletraine, dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker etc. These musicians didn’t base their music off of the European centred 18th to 19th century (or even earlier) classical music theory so obviously the way Adam is analysing music isn’t gonna match up with the “RCM style” music theory. I’ll admit he does get things wrong especially when he does talk about classical stuff but I gotta say I can’t find much problems with his jazz analyses. There’s no one music theory, it differs based on time period and geographical differences. Also I’d say Beato is useful apart from the times he’s making ragebait and “old man yells at cloud” level content with his criticisms of modern popular music.
@@user-yk1no4sn2z Many years ago, i.e. when Beato started, Beato was posting 'composition writing tutorials and composition reviews' on his channel. His 'lessons' and 'reviews' sucked and showed how little he knew of writing good music/compositions. He used all the typical cliche advice: "I want to hear more build here", "I want to hear more variation here", "make an arc, I want to hear an arc", is the max of what he ever recommended in his reviews, most of his comments were even more baseless. Also with a lot of "man shouting at cloud" attitude.
I have to plug @Woochia and @Bthelick no others have made me as excited about music theory than these two and they are never brought up in conversation.
AND IMPLIED MUSIC I cannot believe I forgot about Chris
Who are your favorite music KZreadrs? Plug them down here! ⬇
12-Tone
God I dislike 12 tone soo much, too much yapping and most of the times he forgets to answer the main question of the video. I always avoid his videos. On the other hand tabletop composer, Alan Belkin and Professor Milton are the most direct, precise and interesting.
Hi Carlos, nice choices, check out cedarvillemusic, I think you might enjoy some of his content.
Not the impression I get from his stuff. Professor Milton would be my number 1 if he uploaded more though.
What was the book you read to learn about other composers process?
Composers On Composing For Band by Mark Camphouse. There are a few volumes and they are really insightful!
Such practical tips! Even as someone not specifically interested in making it as a composer, I still gleaned valuable insight from this video. Thanks for making it!
Glad you enjoyed it, Elisha!
you're f'ing where? right down the street. no joke.
This is a super helpful video! I find that during music school, we only focus on the craft and art of making music, but we don't talk about the actual business aspect of being a composer and how to market ourselves. Thanks for the great tips!!
Glad it was helpful!
u deserve more views man!
Hey Carlos! I found your channel today, and it has been super helpful! In one video you mentioned that you usually publish through MyScore, the JWPepper self-publishing resource. I looked you up on JWPepper and saw that a couple of your pieces are linked to Carl Fischer. I was wondering if you could explain your thought process for sending some pieces to a publisher and not others. Did they approach you or did you submit it for consideration? Also, do you self-publish through multiple vendors (ArrangeMe seeming to be the other front runner), or just MyScore? Thank you for all your insights!
These are great questions! First, I was approached by the editors at Carl Fischer which is uncommon. So I tend to self-publish most of my music for the reasons I explain in my video. Second, I currently only publish through MyScore just for simplicity sake. I haven’t considered ArrangeMe, but I might take a look into it!
@@CarlosLalonde very cool! I appreciate your help. You have a new follower in me
Charles Ives had a different strategy... worked for him.
Selling insurance would be more lucrative…