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Internal Form for Motivic Compositions
Author: Ted Pease
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Ted Pease taught jazz composition at Berklee College of Music for 25 years. Here, he teaches you about internal form for motivic compositions.
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Related Berklee Press Books
Jazz Composition: Theory and Practice
Improve your writing in all jazz styles- from blues to fusion- with effective approaches to melody-writing, such as repetition, sequence, motivic transformation, and embellishment
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